fredmaya.com

fredmayacom

Really tight single page portfolio layout design. I really like the colors and rollover treatments. I like that the screen shots get some description next to them about what went into each, I never really love the lightbox effect, but this one has been customized to fit with the overall design, that’s always a nice detail. The “contact” scroll-out effect for the contact form isn’t the best part of this design, the “submit” button is just huge. Overall I like this single page site.

fredmayacom

Really tight single page portfolio layout design. I really like the colors and rollover treatments. I like that the screen shots get some description next to them about what went into each, I never really love the lightbox effect, but this one has been customized to fit with the overall design, that’s always a nice detail. The “contact” scroll-out effect for the contact form isn’t the best part of this design, the “submit” button is just huge. Overall I like this single page site.

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