Submitted by Bjarke Clauson. Role: Designer & Developer.
I like the laid back yet detailed design work to this website. It’s a large single page design with some really nifty info-graphic style sections but it feels really welcoming and down to earth to me. I can’t quite put my finger on why though, maybe it’s Bjarke’s photo or maybe it’s the row of giant arrows but whatever it is I like it.
Submitted by Bjarke Clauson. Role: Designer & Developer.
I like the laid back yet detailed design work to this website. It’s a large single page design with some really nifty info-graphic style sections but it feels really welcoming and down to earth to me. I can’t quite put my finger on why though, maybe it’s Bjarke’s photo or maybe it’s the row of giant arrows but whatever it is I like it.
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