Cool details emerge after you move around the site. Like the fixed header that uses the seamless background texture to come off like a surprise. Also the hover states on the social media icons. I love how the graphics and samples are sort of patched in as you scroll down the page in a mixed grid vs. asymmetrical feel. Lots of content too makes for a very deep experience with this company’s site. Lovely work here.
Cool details emerge after you move around the site. Like the fixed header that uses the seamless background texture to come off like a surprise. Also the hover states on the social media icons. I love how the graphics and samples are sort of patched in as you scroll down the page in a mixed grid vs. asymmetrical feel. Lots of content too makes for a very deep experience with this company’s site. Lovely work here.
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