Submitted by Bill English, @billcenglish. Designer.
I’m really liking how the background image up near the header really looks like it’s been considered as a design element and not just a background/pattern. The overall feel of this website is warm and friendly and gives me the vibe that Bill is a laid back sort of individual just in it’s colors and subtle elements.
Submitted by Bill English, @billcenglish. Designer.
I’m really liking how the background image up near the header really looks like it’s been considered as a design element and not just a background/pattern. The overall feel of this website is warm and friendly and gives me the vibe that Bill is a laid back sort of individual just in it’s colors and subtle elements.
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