Strong graphically. I dig the overall vibe of this website, I extra like the way the two main sections are presented in the “middle” of the home page. I am not a fan of waiting through the loading % bar thing, but I suppose that can’t be helped to a far extent. Overall though, strong site visually and content wise.
Submitted by: Adam Haworth
Twitter: @lakewoodmedia
Role: Designer
Country: United Kingdom
Strong graphically. I dig the overall vibe of this website, I extra like the way the two main sections are presented in the “middle” of the home page. I am not a fan of waiting through the loading % bar thing, but I suppose that can’t be helped to a far extent. Overall though, strong site visually and content wise.
Submitted by: Adam Haworth
Twitter: @lakewoodmedia
Role: Designer
Country: United Kingdom
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