SFCD

SFCD

14 Dec 2015
Animated California clean Crisp Dark Background icons Illustrations Medium Background New York New York City On-scroll actions responsive San Francisco USA video video background

As I’m reviewing the SFCD website, I have the Foo Fighters’ Something From Nothing blasting in my headphones – when I landed on the page, the video background and animations go really great with each other. Besides that – this is a cool site, that has great movement and flow (like how the black above the Approach section does a great crossfade with the water video background). The site runs fast too – but it looks like they do a lot of speed testing in their work – so good to see it pays off for them too. Oh, and sweet – I just saw the hamburger drawer is full of great stuff – it could be it’s own website.

As I’m reviewing the SFCD website, I have the Foo Fighters’ Something From Nothing blasting in my headphones – when I landed on the page, the video background and animations go really great with each other. Besides that – this is a cool site, that has great movement and flow (like how the black above the Approach section does a great crossfade with the water video background). The site runs fast too – but it looks like they do a lot of speed testing in their work – so good to see it pays off for them too. Oh, and sweet – I just saw the hamburger drawer is full of great stuff – it could be it’s own website.

Kinsta

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