Robert Hartl

Robert Hartl

22 Oct 2015

I almost didn’t post this one, but I’ve been reading Robert Hartl’s site with Google translation turned on – and have crossed over to bizzaro world, but it’s fun, and Robert looks like he’s having fun with this (see the About section / and the SelfieInterview). I like the design too for the most part, I’m not sure why really… but sure, why not.

From the Designer: A modern and creative web design, almost without images but with very fast page speed.

Submitted by: Robert Hartl
Twitter: @hartl
Role: Designer & Developer
Country: Germany

I almost didn’t post this one, but I’ve been reading Robert Hartl’s site with Google translation turned on – and have crossed over to bizzaro world, but it’s fun, and Robert looks like he’s having fun with this (see the About section / and the SelfieInterview). I like the design too for the most part, I’m not sure why really… but sure, why not.

From the Designer: A modern and creative web design, almost without images but with very fast page speed.

Submitted by: Robert Hartl
Twitter: @hartl
Role: Designer & Developer
Country: Germany

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