Justin Aguilar

Justin Aguilar

Really like Justin’s use of navigation, both in the Work section, and in the header. It’s different, active, animated, and gets away from the proverbial hamburger menu icon – which is always a good thing. The rest of the site is clean and crisp, with some good demos and downloads.

Really like Justin’s use of navigation, both in the Work section, and in the header. It’s different, active, animated, and gets away from the proverbial hamburger menu icon – which is always a good thing. The rest of the site is clean and crisp, with some good demos and downloads.

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