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Submission & Review by Luke Williams @luke_redrootwww.red-root.com.

I just came across this site,and I was really impressed with some of the neat touches. Looks fairly standard to begin with, but if you explore the design a bit you can see some really nice touches. For example the gallery on the right I really love due to the controls, so you can choose whaver project you want, which you often dont see on homepage slider galleries. The best think I think is how the page goes through a transition as you go down it. And the footer just looks amazing with the planet behind it.

hashrocketcom

Submission & Review by Luke Williams @luke_redrootwww.red-root.com.

I just came across this site,and I was really impressed with some of the neat touches. Looks fairly standard to begin with, but if you explore the design a bit you can see some really nice touches. For example the gallery on the right I really love due to the controls, so you can choose whaver project you want, which you often dont see on homepage slider galleries. The best think I think is how the page goes through a transition as you go down it. And the footer just looks amazing with the planet behind it.

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