I’m loving this new trend of University websites that are responsive. This one here for Lancaster University is no exception. Very craftily executed responsive design and was a pleasure to discover in our submission queue. I particularly like the single rounded corner on some of the main boxes/sections, keeps it feeling dynamic.
I’m loving this new trend of University websites that are responsive. This one here for Lancaster University is no exception. Very craftily executed responsive design and was a pleasure to discover in our submission queue. I particularly like the single rounded corner on some of the main boxes/sections, keeps it feeling dynamic.
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