I really like the strong graphic boldness to this website design. The strong lines and blocky elements give it a nice grounded feel. There’s also some nice subtle textures in the main shapes to keep the layout from getting boring looking. I do wish there was a bit of interactivity to the elements on the page, like link mouse overs and such. Of course that stuff isn’t needed to be usable, I just feel like with such a stark website design some interactive elements would soften it up a bit.
I really like the strong graphic boldness to this website design. The strong lines and blocky elements give it a nice grounded feel. There’s also some nice subtle textures in the main shapes to keep the layout from getting boring looking. I do wish there was a bit of interactivity to the elements on the page, like link mouse overs and such. Of course that stuff isn’t needed to be usable, I just feel like with such a stark website design some interactive elements would soften it up a bit.
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