Giovanni and I both like this design a good bit, we discuss it in detail in our screen cast review. We liked the navigation design a lot, it’s nice and clean and easy to read and the interactions on them, while not unique, are well done. The site is what it is, it’s a conference for web developers, specifically Ruby developers. We love that Swedish feel to the design too!
Giovanni and I both like this design a good bit, we discuss it in detail in our screen cast review. We liked the navigation design a lot, it’s nice and clean and easy to read and the interactions on them, while not unique, are well done. The site is what it is, it’s a conference for web developers, specifically Ruby developers. We love that Swedish feel to the design too!
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