I really like the overall simplicity in this design. It get’s you to the point really really fast. I think it boarders on being too subtle at times, but that’s not always a bad thing 🙂
I love the visual rhythm in the work page the most. They could keep stacking work forever down that page and i’d keep scrolling!
I really like the overall simplicity in this design. It get’s you to the point really really fast. I think it boarders on being too subtle at times, but that’s not always a bad thing 🙂
I love the visual rhythm in the work page the most. They could keep stacking work forever down that page and i’d keep scrolling!
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