Josh has himself a nice looking one-pager here. The recent popularity of Designers.mx (which is an amazing app of music and masterpiece co-founded by Josh) certainly helps add a sweet spot to the site. There doesn’t seem to be much use to the nav anchoring down the page when it’s so short, but other than that, the typography and layout is solid.
Josh has himself a nice looking one-pager here. The recent popularity of Designers.mx (which is an amazing app of music and masterpiece co-founded by Josh) certainly helps add a sweet spot to the site. There doesn’t seem to be much use to the nav anchoring down the page when it’s so short, but other than that, the typography and layout is solid.
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