Submitted by Trevor Henry, @mediasoldier. Designer & Developer.
I really like the feel of this design, the dark nature of it, yet it has a white background, nice switcheroo. The play with the logo and then having it echoed in the background image is a really good touch and it looks cool too. I don’t get the green slash over each project, but I like the project detail pages.
Submitted by Trevor Henry, @mediasoldier. Designer & Developer.
I really like the feel of this design, the dark nature of it, yet it has a white background, nice switcheroo. The play with the logo and then having it echoed in the background image is a really good touch and it looks cool too. I don’t get the green slash over each project, but I like the project detail pages.
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