Beautiful, flowing site from Chargefield out of Ontario, for the Mississauga Symphony Orchestra. With flat / material design and other design trends, we see less “textured” type backgrounds it feels like. They’ve done a good job of having the “melding” the overlaid content with the background – looks great.
From the Designer: Mississauga Symphony Orchestra website designed and developed by http://www.chargefield.com
Twitter: @chargefield
Role: Designer & Developer
Country: Canada
Beautiful, flowing site from Chargefield out of Ontario, for the Mississauga Symphony Orchestra. With flat / material design and other design trends, we see less “textured” type backgrounds it feels like. They’ve done a good job of having the “melding” the overlaid content with the background – looks great.
From the Designer: Mississauga Symphony Orchestra website designed and developed by http://www.chargefield.com
Twitter: @chargefield
Role: Designer & Developer
Country: Canada
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