LJB Studio

LJB Studio

31 Aug 2015
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Cool portfolio design from Laura Boast of LJB Studio out of Manchester (UK), built by Nine Sixty. One thing I really like is how the home page has no nav in order to draw more attention the work in the slideshow – but nav comes up in the sticky header when you dive into the site – smart.

From the Designer: LJB Studio is an independent graphic design studio based in Manchester, founded by Laura Jane Boast. The website design provides a visually engaging portfolio that captures attention and evoke sensations through animation, colour and form.

Submitted by: Laura Boast
Twitter: @lauraboast
Role: Designer
Country: UK

Cool portfolio design from Laura Boast of LJB Studio out of Manchester (UK), built by Nine Sixty. One thing I really like is how the home page has no nav in order to draw more attention the work in the slideshow – but nav comes up in the sticky header when you dive into the site – smart.

From the Designer: LJB Studio is an independent graphic design studio based in Manchester, founded by Laura Jane Boast. The website design provides a visually engaging portfolio that captures attention and evoke sensations through animation, colour and form.

Submitted by: Laura Boast
Twitter: @lauraboast
Role: Designer
Country: UK

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