It’s easy to like one of Meagan Fisher’s designs, especially her own site. Owltastic.com is brilliant simplicity. I love it obviously. I like the responsive nature of the design, it’s done really well. I like the owl illustration, full of character. I also like the parallax effect with the clouds in the background of the page. Love it all!
It’s easy to like one of Meagan Fisher’s designs, especially her own site. Owltastic.com is brilliant simplicity. I love it obviously. I like the responsive nature of the design, it’s done really well. I like the owl illustration, full of character. I also like the parallax effect with the clouds in the background of the page. Love it all!
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