You don’t see many site designs that have that fixed nav bar layout anymore, it’s not part of what’s trending. But when you find a site with it done and done well, it’s good stuff indeed. I really dig this layout, it’s very intuitive and the content is placed in a good grid system for fast intake. Love it.
Submitted by: Ryan Steinhardt @daddydesign
Role: Designer & Developer
You don’t see many site designs that have that fixed nav bar layout anymore, it’s not part of what’s trending. But when you find a site with it done and done well, it’s good stuff indeed. I really dig this layout, it’s very intuitive and the content is placed in a good grid system for fast intake. Love it.
Submitted by: Ryan Steinhardt @daddydesign
Role: Designer & Developer
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