carbonica.org
I’m loving the earthy textures, fun colors, illustrations and hand-drawn looking font. There are two tiny tweaks that I would suggest to make this site really great: make the background repeat smoother and use an image replacement on the nav rollover (so they don’t temporarily disappear).
Also, they have a lot of good information on the subpages but it might help skimming to put some subheads in there or section it out better – since it’s so much.
carbonica.org
I’m loving the earthy textures, fun colors, illustrations and hand-drawn looking font. There are two tiny tweaks that I would suggest to make this site really great: make the background repeat smoother and use an image replacement on the nav rollover (so they don’t temporarily disappear).
Also, they have a lot of good information on the subpages but it might help skimming to put some subheads in there or section it out better – since it’s so much.
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