tjphweb.com

21 Apr 2009
Crisp Dark Background Grid

tjphwebcom

Submitted by Thomas Henocque, here’s what he had to say:

TJPH is a freelance web designer and web developer based in Montreal, Canada. Services include graphic design, programming, logo, identity, SEO, consultin

Nice looking design, the fence idea is clever and makes for a nice way to create a difference between the header section and body section. I’m also happy to see that Thomas didn’t do the grass/ground thing at the bottom. Nice work on adding extra shots of the sites in the portfolio – I like a portfolio that’s more than just a lightbox script. Good work!

tjphwebcom

Submitted by Thomas Henocque, here’s what he had to say:

TJPH is a freelance web designer and web developer based in Montreal, Canada. Services include graphic design, programming, logo, identity, SEO, consultin

Nice looking design, the fence idea is clever and makes for a nice way to create a difference between the header section and body section. I’m also happy to see that Thomas didn’t do the grass/ground thing at the bottom. Nice work on adding extra shots of the sites in the portfolio – I like a portfolio that’s more than just a lightbox script. Good work!

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