This website is in the UMS gallery because of the way the navigation is designed. I love it, it’s utilized not just as a navigation but also as the main artwork for the focus of the page. It’s seamless with the rest of the site design but really stands out on it’s own. I think it’s a really smart solution to making this website stand out in a subtle and smart way.
This website is in the UMS gallery because of the way the navigation is designed. I love it, it’s utilized not just as a navigation but also as the main artwork for the focus of the page. It’s seamless with the rest of the site design but really stands out on it’s own. I think it’s a really smart solution to making this website stand out in a subtle and smart way.
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