Pretty interesting design here. I love the use of the photos and photo realistic elements. I like how they were able to keep the look consistent across all the pages and put the content up towards the top of each page. I wonder how much the photos with link text below them look like link elements to most people. I’m sure it works, it does look good too. Really good looking design.
Pretty interesting design here. I love the use of the photos and photo realistic elements. I like how they were able to keep the look consistent across all the pages and put the content up towards the top of each page. I wonder how much the photos with link text below them look like link elements to most people. I’m sure it works, it does look good too. Really good looking design.
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Nice texture and the use of jquery is nice as well.