Pretty clean looking design with some subtle webkit elements thrown on top of it. I like the three big images of the featured theme and how the back and forward arrows are designed. There are some little surprises as you click around, some of the nav links scroll down the page, and contact opens up a modal window. They all work pretty well and don’t cause any real problems but I have to admit it feels a tiny disjointed navigation flow wise. Overall though, it’s a tight looking site design.
Pretty clean looking design with some subtle webkit elements thrown on top of it. I like the three big images of the featured theme and how the back and forward arrows are designed. There are some little surprises as you click around, some of the nav links scroll down the page, and contact opens up a modal window. They all work pretty well and don’t cause any real problems but I have to admit it feels a tiny disjointed navigation flow wise. Overall though, it’s a tight looking site design.
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