The Grazing Elk

The Grazing Elk

23 Oct 2014
agency Australia Brisbane clean Crisp Dark Background Grid icons Illustrations large photo Melbourne off screen navigation Side Scroller

I’m always intrigued when I come across a side scroller website. Rarely are the done well, this one is the exception to that. I totally dig it. Somehow they make it feel like a unique interaction. Good work.

Submitted by: Lara Stephenson @thegrazingelk
Role: Designer

I receive compliments from almost everyone who sees it, saying they haven’t seen anything like it before and they love the site. Personally, I love the horizontal scrolling and steady layout, which is nevertheless exciting and revealing as you go.

I’m always intrigued when I come across a side scroller website. Rarely are the done well, this one is the exception to that. I totally dig it. Somehow they make it feel like a unique interaction. Good work.

Submitted by: Lara Stephenson @thegrazingelk
Role: Designer

I receive compliments from almost everyone who sees it, saying they haven’t seen anything like it before and they love the site. Personally, I love the horizontal scrolling and steady layout, which is nevertheless exciting and revealing as you go.

Kinsta

1 Comment

  1. Nancy Garcia
    Nancy Garcia on November 7, 2014 at 2:30 AM

    Full of creativity & ideas…..i would like to give 5 star to this site congrates

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