theorydesign.ca

theorydesign.ca

18 May 2012
@font-face Crisp Fixed Header Fixed Navigation Grid Heavy Type horizontal nav HTML5 icons Illustrations Single Page Layout

A one-pager with loads of subtle texture and a gentle worn vintage look. The landing page utilizes HTML5/CSS3 and a bit of javascript to engage users and showcase the interface design work.

Really wonderful design, with some super nice details. I love the fixed header and how the nav items highlight as you hit those sections. I also like the interactions on the portfolio section, the lightbox with the next up image type slider is well done. The contact form has an interesting “ongoing” or “quick task” signifier for you to select, I really like that idea. Brilliant design!

A one-pager with loads of subtle texture and a gentle worn vintage look. The landing page utilizes HTML5/CSS3 and a bit of javascript to engage users and showcase the interface design work.

Really wonderful design, with some super nice details. I love the fixed header and how the nav items highlight as you hit those sections. I also like the interactions on the portfolio section, the lightbox with the next up image type slider is well done. The contact form has an interesting “ongoing” or “quick task” signifier for you to select, I really like that idea. Brilliant design!

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