Submitted by Tobias Baeck @tobiasbaeck.
Personal site of designer, developer and marketer Tobias Baeck.
Very simple website for Tobias Baeck. Uses a dark background and is one of the few like this that has easily readable copy. I like how the tweets are handled on the top of the page and I actually thought the way the other two pages load when you click the links was a nice surprise. The fact that the content is hidden until clicked isn’t a good idea for search engines.
Submitted by Tobias Baeck @tobiasbaeck.
Personal site of designer, developer and marketer Tobias Baeck.
Very simple website for Tobias Baeck. Uses a dark background and is one of the few like this that has easily readable copy. I like how the tweets are handled on the top of the page and I actually thought the way the other two pages load when you click the links was a nice surprise. The fact that the content is hidden until clicked isn’t a good idea for search engines.
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