@beardedstudio shapes pixels into beautiful #RWD @pghglasscenter shapes sand into beautiful glass art. True reflection of both brands.
— Michelle Leonette (@mleonette) February 26, 2013
That pretty much sums it up for me. The bold layout and colorful shapes/imagery are paired with a nice open typeface. Overall the site has a clean feel with subtle textures, highlights, and reflections. All which present nicely at smaller screen sizes as well.
@beardedstudio shapes pixels into beautiful #RWD @pghglasscenter shapes sand into beautiful glass art. True reflection of both brands.
— Michelle Leonette (@mleonette) February 26, 2013
That pretty much sums it up for me. The bold layout and colorful shapes/imagery are paired with a nice open typeface. Overall the site has a clean feel with subtle textures, highlights, and reflections. All which present nicely at smaller screen sizes as well.
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