I wasn’t sure about this design at first but it has grown on me, the background is definately something I haven’t seen before, “denim”? But there are a lot of little details the designer worked in that I can’t help but appreciate it. There’s always a fine line between too many little things and not enough and I think this website strikes the perfect balance.
I wasn’t sure about this design at first but it has grown on me, the background is definately something I haven’t seen before, “denim”? But there are a lot of little details the designer worked in that I can’t help but appreciate it. There’s always a fine line between too many little things and not enough and I think this website strikes the perfect balance.
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