I like the two main column layout for this website. The use of the circles and overall blocky feeling of the design makes for a nice contrast, especially with the circular swirly pattern behind the main elements.
The responsive design for this site is pretty well executed visually too. The flip of the main nav elements to horizontal ext to vertical is interesting. There’s even a slight animation on the logo that makes it look like it squishes to a smaller to larger size. Very clever stuff.
I like the two main column layout for this website. The use of the circles and overall blocky feeling of the design makes for a nice contrast, especially with the circular swirly pattern behind the main elements.
The responsive design for this site is pretty well executed visually too. The flip of the main nav elements to horizontal ext to vertical is interesting. There’s even a slight animation on the logo that makes it look like it squishes to a smaller to larger size. Very clever stuff.
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