By: Steve Fisher @hellofisher
Role: Designer & Developer
I was striving for the site to be clean, fast and very easy to update. All I wanted was for people to understand what I do, who I am, where they can find me and how to contact me to hire me.
Really nice clean professional home for Steve Fisher. It covers all the bases and well. I like the gray feel to the design too. I really like the fold-down contact form with the big picture of Steve. That’s a nice experience as you open that up, fun.
By: Steve Fisher @hellofisher
Role: Designer & Developer
I was striving for the site to be clean, fast and very easy to update. All I wanted was for people to understand what I do, who I am, where they can find me and how to contact me to hire me.
Really nice clean professional home for Steve Fisher. It covers all the bases and well. I like the gray feel to the design too. I really like the fold-down contact form with the big picture of Steve. That’s a nice experience as you open that up, fun.
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