This is one of those websites where in my opinion the fact that it’s a single page scrolling site takes away from it. Simply because I like the design and I want more not less of it. More depth would greatly enhance this website’s experience because once i’ve been through the main page here I want to experience more…
Overall I like this design, I like the colors and the feel it has. I particularly like the skills graphic bars and the logo type.
This is one of those websites where in my opinion the fact that it’s a single page scrolling site takes away from it. Simply because I like the design and I want more not less of it. More depth would greatly enhance this website’s experience because once i’ve been through the main page here I want to experience more…
Overall I like this design, I like the colors and the feel it has. I particularly like the skills graphic bars and the logo type.
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