Really love the giant header type on this site. This single page website just feels really full to me. I love the illustrative headers over each paragraph and the form/contact area in the footer space is very well done. Love the animated boat too, nice touch.
Accessible website design is essential for ensuring equal online access for individuals with disabilities. By following W3C’s POUR principles, designers can create inclusive, user-friendly websites that work across devices and assistive technologies.
Explore the lucrative and fulfilling world of freelance writing with our essential guide. Learn about specialties like blogging, social media, article, and technical writing. Build a portfolio, find work, set up your business, and discover the potential earnings. Embrace the freedom of working from home and follow tips for success in your dream career.
Unlock the secrets of the web with our comprehensive guide HTML Semantic tags. Dive deep into the world of HTML and discover how semantic tags enhance your web content.
The GIANT header is great, I love the arrow in the negative space, but where is the interactivity? Where is that big “red button” I could mindlessly click on? Even if that red button is used to bring me to the contact form or map.
I get it though, the boat moving across the water (very cool BTW) draws the eye to the bottom of the page and essentially acts as a beacon or “red button” to guide the user to the goal.
I’m a bit conflicted on this site. On one hand the design is super solid and very pleasing, and the lack of any clickable element could be very progressive from a UX perspective. Yet, on the other hand the purpose of design is not self serving, (that’s art) it should be used as a means to an end, and in this case the end would be to get people to fill out the form.
Does this design do this?