I always like designs that pull in real world items that look like you can touch them. This site does that in a way that’s not quite as literal as others i’ve seen. The background give it a nice organic texture and the navigation is quite unique.
Monochrome Minimalism merges Bauhaus discipline with IKEA simplicity. Clean grids, muted tones, and functional beauty create digital calm, proof that restraint, not decoration, defines timeless design.
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A modern guide to UI design grids, learn how to build flexible 12-column and 4-column systems, master margins, gutters, and modules, and apply today’s responsive layout best practices.
it’a a copy of http://www.electricpulp.com/work/
I don’t know, it’s similar, definitely inspired-by, but calling it a “copy” is probably unfair.
definitely very “inspired”
I’d written a fairly extensive post along the lines of “everyone takes inspiration from other people’s work” and “genius steals etc”, but no. That is a blatant copy. I’m surprised to see this here, seeing as how the original has already been featured on the site and is so memorable for it’s sheer brilliance. But I guess, if your gonna copy, copy the best.
Sorry to be harsh Mr Hellmann, but dude, you know it’s true…
I do find this site to be fairly similar to electricpulp, but i’m not sure it’s a total rip.