I like the chunky nature of this layout, the “blocky” sections and squared feeling really plays off the organic shapes when they’re used really well. The pie graphic is kind of funny – literally a pie chart…? There’s a ton of content delivered on this site and it’s all organized quite well. Particularly the services section, the user can utilize the big drop down nav or not and the content is still quickly accessible.
I like the chunky nature of this layout, the “blocky” sections and squared feeling really plays off the organic shapes when they’re used really well. The pie graphic is kind of funny – literally a pie chart…? There’s a ton of content delivered on this site and it’s all organized quite well. Particularly the services section, the user can utilize the big drop down nav or not and the content is still quickly accessible.
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