lewro.com

lewrocom

Submitted by Roman Leinwather, @lewro. Designer & Developer.

Really well built website. The grid is clean and there’s enough visual change up as you scan down the page that I enjoyed discovering the various sections here and there. There’s also a deceptive amount of details and interactions worked into this site. You just keep discovering little things here and there that you wind up spending a long time on the site. One of my favorite parts is the “news” & “topics” toggles, that’s a really nice touch.

I also like cleanly how the HTML/CSS is organized.

lewrocom

Submitted by Roman Leinwather, @lewro. Designer & Developer.

Really well built website. The grid is clean and there’s enough visual change up as you scan down the page that I enjoyed discovering the various sections here and there. There’s also a deceptive amount of details and interactions worked into this site. You just keep discovering little things here and there that you wind up spending a long time on the site. One of my favorite parts is the “news” & “topics” toggles, that’s a really nice touch.

I also like cleanly how the HTML/CSS is organized.

Kinsta

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  1. Lewro

    Thank you for the nice words, I am glad you like the site.

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