I’m not totally sure what to make out of this site design. I like it, I like the experimental quality of it. I like that I can grab and move the page around. I don’t like how I feel lost as to what content i’m taking in, I can make no kind of mental model of the site even after a minute or two on the page. The work the site is showing off is fantastic!
I’m not totally sure what to make out of this site design. I like it, I like the experimental quality of it. I like that I can grab and move the page around. I don’t like how I feel lost as to what content i’m taking in, I can make no kind of mental model of the site even after a minute or two on the page. The work the site is showing off is fantastic!
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