I love the off balance feeling of this layout. The header area is very light visually then below is a heavy image and colorful work section. This immediately draws my attention where it needs to go. Solid looking work too.
From the Designer:
Clean and colorful Portfolio of Designer Wolfgang Keim.
Submitted by: Wolfgang Keim
Twitter: @keimtweet
Role: Designer & Developer
Country: Germany
I love the off balance feeling of this layout. The header area is very light visually then below is a heavy image and colorful work section. This immediately draws my attention where it needs to go. Solid looking work too.
From the Designer:
Clean and colorful Portfolio of Designer Wolfgang Keim.
Submitted by: Wolfgang Keim
Twitter: @keimtweet
Role: Designer & Developer
Country: Germany
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