Maker’s Row

Maker’s Row

This design is very crisp and nicely worked out. What I like most is the discreet interactions between scrolling/navigating down the page. The black to red shift in the line & icons keeps you informed and engaged on a visceral level. I just found this design a nice blend of enjoyable and professional feeling.

This design is very crisp and nicely worked out. What I like most is the discreet interactions between scrolling/navigating down the page. The black to red shift in the line & icons keeps you informed and engaged on a visceral level. I just found this design a nice blend of enjoyable and professional feeling.

Kinsta

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