Damgoodwork

Damgoodwork

24 May 2016
California clean Crisp horizontal nav Image Background large photo Light Background responsive USA

Shoot, I like this site, a lot. I dig the tall rectangle project sections. It’s such a simple change from the standard stuff we see all the time. But, dang is it effective. I’ll remember that for a long while. Very nice!

I’ve redesigned my website ( again ). I’m still tweaking it here and there, but I’m really happy with this version. I’ve rebuilt the site from the ground up to feel a more immersive and stable.

Submitted by: David Moore
Twitter: @Dalexmoore
Role: Designer & Developer
Country: USA

Shoot, I like this site, a lot. I dig the tall rectangle project sections. It’s such a simple change from the standard stuff we see all the time. But, dang is it effective. I’ll remember that for a long while. Very nice!

I’ve redesigned my website ( again ). I’m still tweaking it here and there, but I’m really happy with this version. I’ve rebuilt the site from the ground up to feel a more immersive and stable.

Submitted by: David Moore
Twitter: @Dalexmoore
Role: Designer & Developer
Country: USA

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