Submitted by Joni Korpi, @jonikorpi. Designer & Developer.
Just redesigned. A CSS3-enhanced personal one-page site. Collapses into a single-column layout on narrow screens and devices.
Really cool effect here having the site collapse into a single-column layout when the screen resizes. The CSS3 & Typekit use here are nice. The logo mouse-over animation is awesome. I love the visual grid lines used in the background and the colors are great.
Submitted by Joni Korpi, @jonikorpi. Designer & Developer.
Just redesigned. A CSS3-enhanced personal one-page site. Collapses into a single-column layout on narrow screens and devices.
Really cool effect here having the site collapse into a single-column layout when the screen resizes. The CSS3 & Typekit use here are nice. The logo mouse-over animation is awesome. I love the visual grid lines used in the background and the colors are great.
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