Aside from this festival looking incredible to go to, the design is outstanding. It’s also one of the best responsive designs I think i’ve seen in a while. There are three main widths targeted and exemplary attention has been spent on the design for each, it’s almost a different experience. The illustrations just make me smile, I love it!
For some extra sasquatch fun, watch the video: http://sasquatchfestival.com/trailer It’s freaking unbelievable!
Aside from this festival looking incredible to go to, the design is outstanding. It’s also one of the best responsive designs I think i’ve seen in a while. There are three main widths targeted and exemplary attention has been spent on the design for each, it’s almost a different experience. The illustrations just make me smile, I love it!
For some extra sasquatch fun, watch the video: http://sasquatchfestival.com/trailer It’s freaking unbelievable!
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