I love this colorful, very unified design. The leaves motif is nice and really like how it’s carried through the entire site. I also like the angular/arrowed buttons and how it’s consistently used. This site also sports a pretty well thought out portfolio layout, plenty of info on each project so I can learn what the designer did for the client. It’s not a huge website content wise, but what’s here is high quality and very well executed. Really solid design.
I love this colorful, very unified design. The leaves motif is nice and really like how it’s carried through the entire site. I also like the angular/arrowed buttons and how it’s consistently used. This site also sports a pretty well thought out portfolio layout, plenty of info on each project so I can learn what the designer did for the client. It’s not a huge website content wise, but what’s here is high quality and very well executed. Really solid design.
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