Forbi

Forbi

22 May 2014
clean Crisp Fixed Header Fixed Navigation Grid HTML5 Light Background off screen navigation Realistic Elements responsive Single Page Layout

I really like the unconventional way Forbi has their “big pictures” at the top of the site. What follows is very simple and clean, with abstract  line drawings as accents, that don’t detract from the content. There are just enough fade ins to give the site some life, with out being heavy. Keep in mind too – they designed this in Russian and English – kudos!

I really like the unconventional way Forbi has their “big pictures” at the top of the site. What follows is very simple and clean, with abstract  line drawings as accents, that don’t detract from the content. There are just enough fade ins to give the site some life, with out being heavy. Keep in mind too – they designed this in Russian and English – kudos!

Kinsta

2 Comments

  1. Guest
    Guest on June 9, 2014 at 2:53 AM

    OO

    Reply
  2. Duerga
    Duerga on June 9, 2014 at 2:56 AM

    You can download it?

    Reply

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