I like the details in this site, it has some good textures and the navigation buttons across the top are well done. I like the picture/illustration of the designer on the right side with the thought bubble pointing you to his blog. This site is pretty well done from top to bottom, each page also gives you something just a little different, just enough to keep you engaged with it from page to page.
I like the details in this site, it has some good textures and the navigation buttons across the top are well done. I like the picture/illustration of the designer on the right side with the thought bubble pointing you to his blog. This site is pretty well done from top to bottom, each page also gives you something just a little different, just enough to keep you engaged with it from page to page.
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