I love this website by Tyler Galpin (@tylergalpin) one of the designers at Meta Lab Design. Page to page this website is beautiful and engaging. Mainly the type and layout do this for me. It’s such a different looking experience visually, make sure and check it out for yourself.
His work is amazing (Dribbble Profile) and merits following I think.
I love this website by Tyler Galpin (@tylergalpin) one of the designers at Meta Lab Design. Page to page this website is beautiful and engaging. Mainly the type and layout do this for me. It’s such a different looking experience visually, make sure and check it out for yourself.
His work is amazing (Dribbble Profile) and merits following I think.
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