I love the round elements and the flourishes. The colors are also put together well, with the red & blue color in combination with the grey shades for the background. Single page scrollers are getting long in the tooth for me, but I always like it when I find one that “feels” right when you use it, like this one does.
I love the round elements and the flourishes. The colors are also put together well, with the red & blue color in combination with the grey shades for the background. Single page scrollers are getting long in the tooth for me, but I always like it when I find one that “feels” right when you use it, like this one does.
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I like the design. I *do* find the contact form a little obtrusive, though, with these big shadows and characters, etc. Could use a little more sublety in my opinion. Also some non-standard font would fit the site very well, I think. Now with the major browsers supporting embedded type and there being a few free fonts that’s a minor issue to overcome.
I do find myself wanting to highlight any large headline copy on websites these days, especially designer portfolio sites.