marklawrencedesign.com

25 Aug 2011
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marklawrencedesigncom

Submitted by: Mark Lawrence @MarkL_Design
Role: Designer & Developer

Looks like this site has been featured in a few design galleries already but that doesn’t diminish it’s quality. It’s a super nice vertical scrolling parallax approach. I especially like how the down links have the timing worked so it feels like it just throws you down the page from section to section. There’s some other comments on UMS here about loading screens and this one has one – it’s worth the wait though but those arguments still hold I think. Overall really great experience scrolling down this website.

marklawrencedesigncom

Submitted by: Mark Lawrence @MarkL_Design
Role: Designer & Developer

Looks like this site has been featured in a few design galleries already but that doesn’t diminish it’s quality. It’s a super nice vertical scrolling parallax approach. I especially like how the down links have the timing worked so it feels like it just throws you down the page from section to section. There’s some other comments on UMS here about loading screens and this one has one – it’s worth the wait though but those arguments still hold I think. Overall really great experience scrolling down this website.

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