Man, what a cool home page. We’re at BDConf right now, and had a few of our speakers talking about the importance of “if you’re going to use animation on your website – use it right” – tell a story with it. This site follows that rule to a T.
Submitted by: Rana Elgohary @rana_elgohary
Role: Designer
This is a website designed to represent the TEDxGUC club at the German University in Cairo. It was designed by students. Its main feature is the homepage storytelling.
Man, what a cool home page. We’re at BDConf right now, and had a few of our speakers talking about the importance of “if you’re going to use animation on your website – use it right” – tell a story with it. This site follows that rule to a T.
Submitted by: Rana Elgohary @rana_elgohary
Role: Designer
This is a website designed to represent the TEDxGUC club at the German University in Cairo. It was designed by students. Its main feature is the homepage storytelling.
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