I love so much about this website, I almost shed a tear of joy. I really like how the layout and design of the site conveys that their “work is huge”. Large text with very well done use of whitespace, and a beautiful dark color scheme accented by orange elements. Also, I love the subtle lines that surround each text element, showing off the grid layout. Beautiful typography, beautiful colors, beautifully laid out. This site = win.
I love so much about this website, I almost shed a tear of joy. I really like how the layout and design of the site conveys that their “work is huge”. Large text with very well done use of whitespace, and a beautiful dark color scheme accented by orange elements. Also, I love the subtle lines that surround each text element, showing off the grid layout. Beautiful typography, beautiful colors, beautifully laid out. This site = win.
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