Tommaso Bertagnin

Tommaso Bertagnin

15 May 2013
@font-face clean Crisp Fixed Navigation Grid HTML5 Light Background responsive

Deceptive simplicity. I love this stuff. This site is one of the first i’ve seen that goes from it’s initial layout to something almost completely different as you get to the smaller screen sizes. Going from the left nav to a top nav like that is just cool when you discover it. It’s also a great example of a minimal color palette and shows us how we can make that work to our advantage as designers.

Deceptive simplicity. I love this stuff. This site is one of the first i’ve seen that goes from it’s initial layout to something almost completely different as you get to the smaller screen sizes. Going from the left nav to a top nav like that is just cool when you discover it. It’s also a great example of a minimal color palette and shows us how we can make that work to our advantage as designers.

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