I like showing off the code snippets as you would normally show off visual work. Pretty nifty idea. I also like the off center vibe of the sections. Solid layout.
I wanted to build a site that really showcased all of the new aspects of our rebranding, including our dynamic brand color (we don’t have one company color). I figured at the very least, it’s certainly different 🙂
Submitted by: Jimmy Bisenius
Twitter: @neutroncreative
Role: Designer & Developer
Country: United States
I like showing off the code snippets as you would normally show off visual work. Pretty nifty idea. I also like the off center vibe of the sections. Solid layout.
I wanted to build a site that really showcased all of the new aspects of our rebranding, including our dynamic brand color (we don’t have one company color). I figured at the very least, it’s certainly different 🙂
Submitted by: Jimmy Bisenius
Twitter: @neutroncreative
Role: Designer & Developer
Country: United States
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