Interesting layout with the header and exposed sub navigation elements that fold up when you ‘minimize’ it. Also with the large images in the background that constantly change/update. It’s a really well done site, especially as you navigate around and discover there’s a lot of detail in the content on each sub page. Sub pages are all a little different and that’s engaging to me, it also shows a love of building websites, that kind of stuff goes a long way.
Interesting layout with the header and exposed sub navigation elements that fold up when you ‘minimize’ it. Also with the large images in the background that constantly change/update. It’s a really well done site, especially as you navigate around and discover there’s a lot of detail in the content on each sub page. Sub pages are all a little different and that’s engaging to me, it also shows a love of building websites, that kind of stuff goes a long way.
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