Nice balance between minimalism and dense design. There’s a nice amount of whitespace with pockets of packed-in information. Like the subpages where there are the red circular icons for the different sections. Nice basic grid layout under the whole thing makes for a nice design IMHO. Also it’s a nicely achieved adaptive type design that works well on iPhone screen size.
Nice balance between minimalism and dense design. There’s a nice amount of whitespace with pockets of packed-in information. Like the subpages where there are the red circular icons for the different sections. Nice basic grid layout under the whole thing makes for a nice design IMHO. Also it’s a nicely achieved adaptive type design that works well on iPhone screen size.
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