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pixelotde

Submitted by: Paul Schneider @pixelot
Role: Designer & Developer

I’m Paul Schneider, communications design student and freelance designer living in Mainz, Germany.

Visually a very cool experience with this design. I love the fixed elements on the left and right, the background type is great looking too. I can’t really get into the minimal amount of content that’s here on the about and contact page though, i’d really like to see more type/copy worked into the design. The ability to swap from one grid style to the other is also a pretty nifty interaction.

pixelotde

Submitted by: Paul Schneider @pixelot
Role: Designer & Developer

I’m Paul Schneider, communications design student and freelance designer living in Mainz, Germany.

Visually a very cool experience with this design. I love the fixed elements on the left and right, the background type is great looking too. I can’t really get into the minimal amount of content that’s here on the about and contact page though, i’d really like to see more type/copy worked into the design. The ability to swap from one grid style to the other is also a pretty nifty interaction.

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