This is a cool layout, I like the way the design uses slightly off aligned spaces and the lines are all slightly crooked. The giant background images are a bit too much I think, just in that they take up so much space at the top of the page, but the effect is cool in the way they are designed. I love those header areas once you get past the oversized images at the top. Lots of great little details here and there make this design a winner.
This is a cool layout, I like the way the design uses slightly off aligned spaces and the lines are all slightly crooked. The giant background images are a bit too much I think, just in that they take up so much space at the top of the page, but the effect is cool in the way they are designed. I love those header areas once you get past the oversized images at the top. Lots of great little details here and there make this design a winner.
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