The new http://orderedlist.com/, from @orderedlist (of course), is lovely. Check it out! /ht @danrubin
Via: @elliotjaystocks
Agreed! Really nice simple website. I love how there’s no whirling images or scrolling elements. Just simple, back to basics good design. There are some subtle interactions going on, like the brightness shift on the main images but it’s not overpowering and feels natural. Very nice redesign.
The new http://orderedlist.com/, from @orderedlist (of course), is lovely. Check it out! /ht @danrubin
Via: @elliotjaystocks
Agreed! Really nice simple website. I love how there’s no whirling images or scrolling elements. Just simple, back to basics good design. There are some subtle interactions going on, like the brightness shift on the main images but it’s not overpowering and feels natural. Very nice redesign.
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Example on the first here: http://orderedlist.com/our-writing/resources/development/class-and-instance-methods-in-ruby/
Oh man, yeah that’s a nice touch!
Indeed nice work 🙂
However it does ever so slightly remind me of Sam Brown’s website ; http://sam.brown.tc/