bermonpainter.com

bermonpaintercom

Submitted by Bermon Painter, @bermonpainter. Designer & Developer.

Well I ran across the Unmatched Style folks at LessConf and never really realized that you were based in SC. It’s quickly becoming by favorite gallery site so I thought I’d submit my personal portflio.

It’s done in HTML5 with a number of CSS3 goodies. I think it’s purdy.

Pretty cool idea to make the site flush right like that. I love the texture work and faint grid lines in the background. The circles in the main nav really make it stand out. It’s also always nice to see someone making @font-face work well for them.

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The resume imagery is brilliant, it’s would completely blow me away if it too were created via HTML/CSS instead of being an image, but I totally understand why it’s not – I couldn’t see any real value in doing that other than just being cool. 🙂

3 Comments

  1. Bermon Painter

    Tks for posting my site! I was going to do that image in the bottom as CSS/HTML. This design was a quicky to get up before a Meetup I was going to speak at so I ended up throwing it together in a couple days. The image was unfortunately the path of least resistance.

    I’ll have to make that bottom section all HTML now ^_^

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  2. Gene Crawford

    Hah, I guess so Bermon. Honestly it’s a great looking site, I just wanted more, more, more… 🙂

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  3. soyuzno

    At a glance, I thought it’s Jina Bolton’s site.

    But I really love the resume imagery. Well done!

    Reply

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