plmcreative.com

plmcreativecom

As these long single-page websites go this one is pretty nice. I like the colors, using the brown/orange and lighter/more saturated shades of the same give the background an eerie boggy look that I quite like. The background image itself looks a little muddied up with the way it tiles though. I’ve seen sites like these before and I like the smooth scrolling action that this one lacks, the jerkiness of being thrown around to the anchored positions bothers me a little. Over all though this is a nice looking design and just a couple of small tweaks would make it really shine through.

plmcreativecom

As these long single-page websites go this one is pretty nice. I like the colors, using the brown/orange and lighter/more saturated shades of the same give the background an eerie boggy look that I quite like. The background image itself looks a little muddied up with the way it tiles though. I’ve seen sites like these before and I like the smooth scrolling action that this one lacks, the jerkiness of being thrown around to the anchored positions bothers me a little. Over all though this is a nice looking design and just a couple of small tweaks would make it really shine through.

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