Maybe it’s the engaging, parallax images on the home page – maybe it’s just Piper Perabo – but I’m really drawn into the Chargefield site (out of Ontario). Crisp work all the way through – very cool.
Submitted by: John Godfrey
Twitter: @Chargefield
Role: Designer & Developer
Country: Canada
Maybe it’s the engaging, parallax images on the home page – maybe it’s just Piper Perabo – but I’m really drawn into the Chargefield site (out of Ontario). Crisp work all the way through – very cool.
Submitted by: John Godfrey
Twitter: @Chargefield
Role: Designer & Developer
Country: Canada
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