Submitted by Matt Sanders, @mattsanders. Designer & Developer.
Well, this is a website for my upcoming wedding. I think it has some good uses of typography and textures. We also added some silly humor to the mix.
Pretty good wedding website. I like the simplicity of it and the texture the illustrations bring to the design. Nice use of @font-face too.
Submitted by Matt Sanders, @mattsanders. Designer & Developer.
Well, this is a website for my upcoming wedding. I think it has some good uses of typography and textures. We also added some silly humor to the mix.
Pretty good wedding website. I like the simplicity of it and the texture the illustrations bring to the design. Nice use of @font-face too.
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