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In my and Giovanni’s screen cast review we both really liked the vertical parallax effect in the background. However at a certain point we felt like it actually beings to interfere with your ability to read the text on the page. We’d love to hear your thoughts on this.

Outside of the above statement, we both really liked this website design. The illustration work is nice and we also like the colors and the branding here. The sub pages losing the background image is also a nice touch to create some differentiation between the home and sub pages. We both give it a thumbs up.

7 Comments

  1. John Williams

    The parallax effect while scrolling is delicious

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  2. Gene Crawford

    I thought that was really cool and unique too John.

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  3. Crssp

    Had to comment too…
    Nice use of the Parallax scrolling effect of the backgrounds!
    good find.

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  4. Crssp

    Just noticed your vimeo video reviews of sites.
    Again nice job, takes the gallery to the next level.
    I’ll be checking out a few of those, and subscribing to the rss feed for those.

    -ty

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  5. Gene Crawford

    Thanks Crssp! Really glad to hear you like them.

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  6. Gavan Brown

    It’s neat, but only because it’s done with jquery. Not sure why things that were done in 1998 in flash are so highly regarded just because they don’t use flash. It’s actually silly.

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  7. Gene Crawford

    I’d have to believe that someone in 1998 pulling something like this off in flash wouldn’t be able to restrain themselves to just the background parallax effect.

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