Submitted by: Balraj Chana @circularchaos
Role: Designer
I like how all the links and sections are presented in this design. The icons and mouse overs are nice. I also really dig the experience section towards the bottom of the page.
Submitted by: Balraj Chana @circularchaos
Role: Designer
I like how all the links and sections are presented in this design. The icons and mouse overs are nice. I also really dig the experience section towards the bottom of the page.
Submitted by: Balraj Chana @circularchaos
Role: Designer
I like how all the links and sections are presented in this design. The icons and mouse overs are nice. I also really dig the experience section towards the bottom of the page.
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