Submitted by Alejandra Abad, Designer & Developer.
A conceptually playful website for a South Florida design studio centering around the idea of one whole, four parts.
Really crazy, broken grid looking design. I really like it, I like the uneasy feeling it gives me and I love the simplicity in which that’s pulled off – just visual. I do wish the rest of the site had the same vibe as the home page.
Submitted by Alejandra Abad, Designer & Developer.
A conceptually playful website for a South Florida design studio centering around the idea of one whole, four parts.
Really crazy, broken grid looking design. I really like it, I like the uneasy feeling it gives me and I love the simplicity in which that’s pulled off – just visual. I do wish the rest of the site had the same vibe as the home page.
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