I like the over simplification of this site. The navigation is hidden under a drop down type nav design, normally i’d be against that but somehow it flows well for the experience of this site. The way oversized images on the home page at first seemed sort of like a lazy design solution but just with the nav design I’ve come to like it as well. As you can see this is a design that’ll make you look twice so it’s worthy of some further study I think.
I like the over simplification of this site. The navigation is hidden under a drop down type nav design, normally i’d be against that but somehow it flows well for the experience of this site. The way oversized images on the home page at first seemed sort of like a lazy design solution but just with the nav design I’ve come to like it as well. As you can see this is a design that’ll make you look twice so it’s worthy of some further study I think.
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