What a great simple concept for a conference website. It’s super appropriately designed for the audience and for the subject matter. I LOVE stuff like this. I’ll also let Cameron Moll’s quote do the explanin’:
Also, click the speaker’s name and watch the content reformat according to each speaker’s topic: cssday.nl/programme
— Cameron Moll (@cameronmoll) May 21, 2013
What a great simple concept for a conference website. It’s super appropriately designed for the audience and for the subject matter. I LOVE stuff like this. I’ll also let Cameron Moll’s quote do the explanin’:
Also, click the speaker’s name and watch the content reformat according to each speaker’s topic: cssday.nl/programme
— Cameron Moll (@cameronmoll) May 21, 2013
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Very appropriate design for a CSS conference!
Excellent!