joshsender.com

joshsendercom

I really like the heavy interaction on this relatively simple site, it’s a really strong effect going from the grays to the dark black selection colors. If it weren’t for the interaction it would still be a nicely laid out site with well done subtle details. I think it may actually rely to heavily on javascript to get me to the content I want to see, but I can live with it here.

joshsendercom

I really like the heavy interaction on this relatively simple site, it’s a really strong effect going from the grays to the dark black selection colors. If it weren’t for the interaction it would still be a nicely laid out site with well done subtle details. I think it may actually rely to heavily on javascript to get me to the content I want to see, but I can live with it here.

Kinsta

3 Comments

  1. grazz

    You wrote “strong effect going from GAYS to the dark black…” lol 🙂

    Reply
  2. Gene Crawford

    Holy cow, didn’t mean to do that, word has been spelled correctly/fixed now. Sheesh…

    Reply
  3. Josh Sender

    Thanks for the feature and the kind critique, Gene. 🙂

    Reply

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