Submitted by: Harry Roberts @csswizardry
Role: Designer & Developer
My personal hub-site, fully responsive, and the code is on GitHub for people to look through: https://github.com/csswizardry/hry.rbrts.me/
Another great version of Harry Roberts’ site here. I like the treatment on the background image and the different look at the floating boxes of content. It’s just a simple single page for this designer but it’s quite elegant too. Oh and it’s responsive which is extra awesome!
Submitted by: Harry Roberts @csswizardry
Role: Designer & Developer
My personal hub-site, fully responsive, and the code is on GitHub for people to look through: https://github.com/csswizardry/hry.rbrts.me/
Another great version of Harry Roberts’ site here. I like the treatment on the background image and the different look at the floating boxes of content. It’s just a simple single page for this designer but it’s quite elegant too. Oh and it’s responsive which is extra awesome!
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