Ars Thanea

Ars Thanea

23 Dec 2014
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Crash, bang, wow! Ars Thanea’s agency site is a visual assault on your senses – that’s a good thing. The video background / slideshow on the home page actually makes you stay on the page / and watch a slideshow. Cool how when you mouse to the left or right of the screen on the slideshow, you get a peek of what’s next. I haven’t seen too many agency / portfolios have video background on their “Work” pages, and was concerned about speed of the site, but it looks like the video loads on-scroll, so that makes it even better. How does it load for the rest of you?

Crash, bang, wow! Ars Thanea’s agency site is a visual assault on your senses – that’s a good thing. The video background / slideshow on the home page actually makes you stay on the page / and watch a slideshow. Cool how when you mouse to the left or right of the screen on the slideshow, you get a peek of what’s next. I haven’t seen too many agency / portfolios have video background on their “Work” pages, and was concerned about speed of the site, but it looks like the video loads on-scroll, so that makes it even better. How does it load for the rest of you?

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1 Comment

  1. Patricia Johnson
    Patricia Johnson on January 5, 2015 at 1:11 AM

    I think this site seems to be have some issue

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