Damn I love museo, I promise this isn’t the only reason this site made it into the gallery. I do love the background’s subtle texture and the colors are very nice. I love that particular green. The little javascript extras are really nice too, not too much either. One thing I do wish is that it really stuck to the grid across the entire page, from the header to the footer. Really great looking site here!
Damn I love museo, I promise this isn’t the only reason this site made it into the gallery. I do love the background’s subtle texture and the colors are very nice. I love that particular green. The little javascript extras are really nice too, not too much either. One thing I do wish is that it really stuck to the grid across the entire page, from the header to the footer. Really great looking site here!
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