I love the simple and minimal design to this blog. I don’t normally go for a dark background site that has this much textual content on it, but everything here seems to be really set in a way that’s not hard to read. There are also some subtle interactions here that also lend to keeping it interesting visually.
I love the simple and minimal design to this blog. I don’t normally go for a dark background site that has this much textual content on it, but everything here seems to be really set in a way that’s not hard to read. There are also some subtle interactions here that also lend to keeping it interesting visually.
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