Submitted by James Chambers, Designer & Developer.
Portfolio of James Chambers, a London based freelance designer and developer.
I love the clean nature of this design, the black and white style makes it very stark and plays up any slight color changes and images used on the page. When you click on a project you get a really good walk through of the project or idea and turns the site into a pretty decent resource.
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I have a preference for grid-based, typography-focused designs with a lot of whitespace and serif fonts. So this site’s look appeals to me. The lack of a conspicuous and persistent navigation menu hinders usability in my opinion. Also, the site you could use some kind breadcrumb or position marker.