Really fun looking site as travel sites go. It’s one of my favorites. I really like the detail work on the drop down navigation and the extra details here and there like over the “charleston explorers” navigation item. The photos are worked in nicely with the rest of the site and that background and footer illustration works so very well to help sell the Charleston experience visually.
Really fun looking site as travel sites go. It’s one of my favorites. I really like the detail work on the drop down navigation and the extra details here and there like over the “charleston explorers” navigation item. The photos are worked in nicely with the rest of the site and that background and footer illustration works so very well to help sell the Charleston experience visually.
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