This SXSW micro-site for Squarespace is exquisit. The design is sharp and enjoyable, the detail is superb as well. I love that skull icon – I really hope that thing was made into t-shirts, it’d be a shame if it wasn’t. I love how it’s a simple single page too, scrolling is cool! Superb typography and visual detail just make this a wonderful addition to the gallery here.
PS: I wish i’d have caught this site pre-sxsw but better late than never with a review I think.
This SXSW micro-site for Squarespace is exquisit. The design is sharp and enjoyable, the detail is superb as well. I love that skull icon – I really hope that thing was made into t-shirts, it’d be a shame if it wasn’t. I love how it’s a simple single page too, scrolling is cool! Superb typography and visual detail just make this a wonderful addition to the gallery here.
PS: I wish i’d have caught this site pre-sxsw but better late than never with a review I think.
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