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Digiti

Slider / carousels are dead right? Not if they are done well, with a dash of novelty – like in this agency site by Digiti out of Belgium and New York. (as an aside, I’ve noticed a lot of good development work on websites out of Belgium this year) I admit, I get a little squeamish on sites that scroll fast, but I like how the movement of the elements on the page seem to rise up to counteract that “fast” feeling – especially on the Work page.

Submitted by: Joeri Wauters
Twitter: @wautersj
Role: Developer
Country: Belgium

Slider / carousels are dead right? Not if they are done well, with a dash of novelty – like in this agency site by Digiti out of Belgium and New York. (as an aside, I’ve noticed a lot of good development work on websites out of Belgium this year) I admit, I get a little squeamish on sites that scroll fast, but I like how the movement of the elements on the page seem to rise up to counteract that “fast” feeling – especially on the Work page.

Submitted by: Joeri Wauters
Twitter: @wautersj
Role: Developer
Country: Belgium

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