Submitted by Nick Hand, @savingstrangers. Designer & Developer.
This website uses a great combination of grunge style with a clean layout that clearly displays and shows off the work in the portfolio.
Great textures and some nifty javascript largely make up what makes this site tick. It’s a pretty simple website, there’s really not a lot of content on it at all. I do love the colors and texture work.
Submitted by Nick Hand, @savingstrangers. Designer & Developer.
This website uses a great combination of grunge style with a clean layout that clearly displays and shows off the work in the portfolio.
Great textures and some nifty javascript largely make up what makes this site tick. It’s a pretty simple website, there’s really not a lot of content on it at all. I do love the colors and texture work.
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