This site design is full of very delicate ornamental pieces but yet maintains a minimal quality that I just love. Keeping the individual piano pictures in the center of the page is also a smart design decision, since it makes your eye zone right in on them then scan out around the center to take in the tag line then the main navigation. Overall a beautifully done website and using Typekit to boot!
This site design is full of very delicate ornamental pieces but yet maintains a minimal quality that I just love. Keeping the individual piano pictures in the center of the page is also a smart design decision, since it makes your eye zone right in on them then scan out around the center to take in the tag line then the main navigation. Overall a beautifully done website and using Typekit to boot!
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Thanks for the review… much appreciated.
Oh man, didn’t know that was you on this site design. Great work Jesse!
…. and this is how it’s done. I probably look at this site once a week.