This is the website for Brooklyn-based Auxiliary Design Company. It uses lots of subtle (and sometimes not-so-subtle) interactions that give it a unique feel. It’s a responsive site that actually all lives on a single page, although it definitely doesn’t feel that way when you’re navigating it.
Submitted by: Craig Williams
Role: Designer & Developer
Twitter: @youraux
This is the website for Brooklyn-based Auxiliary Design Company. It uses lots of subtle (and sometimes not-so-subtle) interactions that give it a unique feel. It’s a responsive site that actually all lives on a single page, although it definitely doesn’t feel that way when you’re navigating it.
Submitted by: Craig Williams
Role: Designer & Developer
Twitter: @youraux
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