Like the clean site from Lehigh University College of Business and Economics – think it has good (and appropriate) UI / UX, even down to the main content / sub-pages. Like how they have the hamburger menu below the hero image so that you can go into more detail on the sub-section, since the main nav isn’t needed (so good job not just throwing a sticky header to have one).
Like the clean site from Lehigh University College of Business and Economics – think it has good (and appropriate) UI / UX, even down to the main content / sub-pages. Like how they have the hamburger menu below the hero image so that you can go into more detail on the sub-section, since the main nav isn’t needed (so good job not just throwing a sticky header to have one).
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