There’s a lot going on visually with this site, but it’s really well done. It uses a typical/expected blog format to the design. The two column layout also makes it really easy to take in visually and information wise. The drop-down navigation is nice and clean and not overly obtrusive. Overall I really like the design of this site, it’s a simple layout and concept but I love the colors and the little details here and there. Quite well done.
There’s a lot going on visually with this site, but it’s really well done. It uses a typical/expected blog format to the design. The two column layout also makes it really easy to take in visually and information wise. The drop-down navigation is nice and clean and not overly obtrusive. Overall I really like the design of this site, it’s a simple layout and concept but I love the colors and the little details here and there. Quite well done.
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