Submitted by: Josh Matz @joshmatz
Role: Designer & Developer
Overall another fairly simple design but I liked some of the responsive design decisions and I also like the little interactions that have the surprise questions about Josh. That kind of stuff really personalizes a website and pushes it past just a standard webpage. Engagement is key with this kind of thing.
Submitted by: Josh Matz @joshmatz
Role: Designer & Developer
Overall another fairly simple design but I liked some of the responsive design decisions and I also like the little interactions that have the surprise questions about Josh. That kind of stuff really personalizes a website and pushes it past just a standard webpage. Engagement is key with this kind of thing.
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