Good way to end the week. The Chattanooga Renaissance Fund’s site has great sweeping full-width shots and video backgrounds of Chattanooga that is fun just to look at from a design perspective. Especially like the footer image. Also like the vertical type on the sides of the pages.
Happy Weekend!
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