Simple and bold, that’s often what I like! I love this site design tremendously. Just the layout alone makes you keep scrolling down the page, the way it keeps showing work in non-centered or standard ways. Smart, simple and in the end elegant.
Submitted by: Anton Zykin
Twitter Username: @sfcdteam
Role: Designer & Developer
Simple and bold, that’s often what I like! I love this site design tremendously. Just the layout alone makes you keep scrolling down the page, the way it keeps showing work in non-centered or standard ways. Smart, simple and in the end elegant.
Submitted by: Anton Zykin
Twitter Username: @sfcdteam
Role: Designer & Developer
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