I really like this website design, it combines simple with something neat. The simple design aesthetic is always nice, but the static “sticking” navigation is nicely placed with this site design.
We covered this in another post about static “sticking” navigation.
I really like this website design, it combines simple with something neat. The simple design aesthetic is always nice, but the static “sticking” navigation is nicely placed with this site design.
We covered this in another post about static “sticking” navigation.
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