Really cool & clean feeling design. I like the fixed navigation in the left sidebar area that follows you down the page. There is some nice hierarchy going on with the text sizes and page placement too. I don’t really even notice the single page scroll on this site as much as others, it all just comes off as subtle to me.
I like the ascii “sleepover” text in the css too. Fun!
Really cool & clean feeling design. I like the fixed navigation in the left sidebar area that follows you down the page. There is some nice hierarchy going on with the text sizes and page placement too. I don’t really even notice the single page scroll on this site as much as others, it all just comes off as subtle to me.
I like the ascii “sleepover” text in the css too. Fun!
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