George Leonardo

George Leonardo

For being a seemingly minimal portfolio site from George Leonardo out of Brazil, it has some good, subtle pieces that add to it being a strong site. I was about to say today was black and white site day, but George had some hidden color in his tags leading to the Work pages – and I really like how the About page copy fades in at the bottom – nothing distracting, but cool little feature.

From the Designer: Product designer specialized in User Experience & Interface

Submitted by: George Leonardo
Twitter:
@georgeleonardo
Role: Designer
Country: Brazil

For being a seemingly minimal portfolio site from George Leonardo out of Brazil, it has some good, subtle pieces that add to it being a strong site. I was about to say today was black and white site day, but George had some hidden color in his tags leading to the Work pages – and I really like how the About page copy fades in at the bottom – nothing distracting, but cool little feature.

From the Designer: Product designer specialized in User Experience & Interface

Submitted by: George Leonardo
Twitter:
@georgeleonardo
Role: Designer
Country: Brazil

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