Really nice minimal website design. I really like how it comes off as largely a stream of consciousness. There’s a good hierarchy of information, the way it’s ordered and the depth in which it’s given. Super fun site. It’s responsive too which is cool because I can see this site being hit up repeatedly on your mobile device to follow certain people on twitter, etc… but I don’t really need to validate why something should be responsive to you good people do I?
Really nice minimal website design. I really like how it comes off as largely a stream of consciousness. There’s a good hierarchy of information, the way it’s ordered and the depth in which it’s given. Super fun site. It’s responsive too which is cool because I can see this site being hit up repeatedly on your mobile device to follow certain people on twitter, etc… but I don’t really need to validate why something should be responsive to you good people do I?
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