I like the character and style worked into this single page design. The colors and illustrations sell this company well. I also really like the portfolio section, with the slideshow movements being tied to key controls as well as on screen elements. The use of icons is cool too, though at first I thought they were clickable. Great single page site.
I like the character and style worked into this single page design. The colors and illustrations sell this company well. I also really like the portfolio section, with the slideshow movements being tied to key controls as well as on screen elements. The use of icons is cool too, though at first I thought they were clickable. Great single page site.
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