Submitted by @andrewreifman. Designer & Developer.
Pretty simple site, almost entirely a slideshow. But there’s something cool about just letting your work speak for itself. Overall though, I like the cool color and the arrow design. The interaction of the elements seems fast and the drop down/fade in design of the projects link just feels cool to use.
Submitted by @andrewreifman. Designer & Developer.
Pretty simple site, almost entirely a slideshow. But there’s something cool about just letting your work speak for itself. Overall though, I like the cool color and the arrow design. The interaction of the elements seems fast and the drop down/fade in design of the projects link just feels cool to use.
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