Helm.yt

Helm.yt

I like how this design feels very open. The interactive parts are sort of placed on top of the imagery to make it feel like it’s floating there. There is also a play between the back and forward arrows and the entire, oversized, image changing out too. Cool visual moment.

I like how this design feels very open. The interactive parts are sort of placed on top of the imagery to make it feel like it’s floating there. There is also a play between the back and forward arrows and the entire, oversized, image changing out too. Cool visual moment.

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