Lee Buckle

http://www.leebuckle.co.uk/

Such a smart site design for Lee Buckle’s portfolio. I dig the way the navigation works, simple links and then as you scroll you get the “more” hamburger thing. Simply smart. I also really like the overall break down of info into the 3 main sections that’s done on the home page. Beautiful work.

From the Designer:

I’ve been designing mainly eCommerce websites for the past 3 years, usually on rigid wireframes. I recently went freelance and decided to break the mould and build my first website.

I designed this website with SEO in mind so that probably compromises the design but overall I’ve had only positive feedback and would like to see what non-biased people might have to say.

Submitted by: Lee Buckle
Role: Designer & Developer
Country: United Kingdom

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4 Comments

  1. Gerard Diepeveen

    I do like this design, the only thing I can say is that the “About me” timeline thing is hard to read on mobile phones.
    It’s a long line of text with a few words on every line.

    Reply
    • Lee Buckle

      Hi, thanks for the input. The site is still a work in progress, it’s my first attempt at developing a website, I’d only dabbled before and to be honest I should have put more thought into the mobile side when I was designing it. It’s still a work in progress though and I hope to have it looking good on mobile devices soon 🙂

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    • Lee Buckle

      Hey, thanks for the input. Yeah I went a bit desktop-design-heavy with that page but It’s still a work in progress and I’m working on optimising it more for mobile 🙂

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      • Gerard Diepeveen

        No problem, still think you can have the timeline, is a different way, so that the portions of text can use the with of the mobile, I attached an Idea for your timeline.

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