I like the open feel to this design. The oversized feeling main photo slideshow is nice and the way there is space between that and the header navigation for two calls-to-action is clever. The layout feels almost centered being anchored with the three column section below the main slideshow image(s).
I like the open feel to this design. The oversized feeling main photo slideshow is nice and the way there is space between that and the header navigation for two calls-to-action is clever. The layout feels almost centered being anchored with the three column section below the main slideshow image(s).
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