I like the dark blue and supplementary colors chosen for this design. There is just the right amount of texture and other details thrown about the site as you scroll (or are scrolled) down the page. I can’t read a lick of it but I kind of like the rhythm the layout creates as you move through all the content.
I like the dark blue and supplementary colors chosen for this design. There is just the right amount of texture and other details thrown about the site as you scroll (or are scrolled) down the page. I can’t read a lick of it but I kind of like the rhythm the layout creates as you move through all the content.
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