I like the grid layout here, it’s not typical feeling and the slight movement of the images as you scroll under the content blocks is a nice touch.
Submitted by: Ben Stewart @loudermedia
Role: Designer & Developer
Shaun Groves is a storyteller and musician inspiring others to live generously.
I like the grid layout here, it’s not typical feeling and the slight movement of the images as you scroll under the content blocks is a nice touch.
Submitted by: Ben Stewart @loudermedia
Role: Designer & Developer
Shaun Groves is a storyteller and musician inspiring others to live generously.
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