As @Squaredeye said: “Beauty of the grid at work” I couldn’t agree more Matthew!
From the color coded categories to the general layout of this website, I love everything about it. The main four column grid used here comes off chunky at first but once you look around and read the site you start to find how beautiful the intricacies employed here are.
As @Squaredeye said: “Beauty of the grid at work” I couldn’t agree more Matthew!
From the color coded categories to the general layout of this website, I love everything about it. The main four column grid used here comes off chunky at first but once you look around and read the site you start to find how beautiful the intricacies employed here are.
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