Graph Byte was submitted by Fernando Vela, here’s what he had so say about the website:
Graphbyte is a graphic design / web development firm based out of New York and Puerto Rico. The site was written in Valid XHTML 1.0 Strict and features our work portfolio and other company related info.
I particularly like the background of their website and the color “swishy paintbrush” element they have employed.
Graph Byte was submitted by Fernando Vela, here’s what he had so say about the website:
Graphbyte is a graphic design / web development firm based out of New York and Puerto Rico. The site was written in Valid XHTML 1.0 Strict and features our work portfolio and other company related info.
I particularly like the background of their website and the color “swishy paintbrush” element they have employed.
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I like the look and the simplicity. My only nitpicking criticism is their treatment of hyperlinks. Since they are black bold text with no underline, they do not appear to be a link at first glance. Only after my cursor happening to go over the text did I discover they were links.