Submitted by Ted Lermontov, @tedler. Designer.
I really like the non-standard looking layout of this site. Showing as much as you can of the background in this instance looks really great. There are a lot of little things across this site that nice little touches and finishes too.
Submitted by Ted Lermontov, @tedler. Designer.
I really like the non-standard looking layout of this site. Showing as much as you can of the background in this instance looks really great. There are a lot of little things across this site that nice little touches and finishes too.
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