I love this site design. I like the simple and clean nature of it. I like the hero graphics and the way the other sections are displayed. I can’t understand why the initial load of the page would hide the main nav under the hamburger icon though. Is it mainly to make the design feel clean? I wonder…
Submitted by: Daniel Chi @helloo_daniel
Role: Designer & Developer
I love this site design. I like the simple and clean nature of it. I like the hero graphics and the way the other sections are displayed. I can’t understand why the initial load of the page would hide the main nav under the hamburger icon though. Is it mainly to make the design feel clean? I wonder…
Submitted by: Daniel Chi @helloo_daniel
Role: Designer & Developer
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