Submitted by: Alex Kendrick @twosixcode
Role: Developer
Designed by Cococello <http://www.cococello.com/> and built by Two Six Code <http://twosixcode.com>.
* responsive
* 2x images for retina
* subtle animation effects
* ajax with history and deep linking (jQuery Address)
* portfolio site
Very nice almost minimal design. Largely put together with only type – love this. Very good responsive design going on too, I found myself resizing the browser window over and over again on this one.
Submitted by: Alex Kendrick @twosixcode
Role: Developer
Designed by Cococello <http://www.cococello.com/> and built by Two Six Code <http://twosixcode.com>.
* responsive
* 2x images for retina
* subtle animation effects
* ajax with history and deep linking (jQuery Address)
* portfolio site
Very nice almost minimal design. Largely put together with only type – love this. Very good responsive design going on too, I found myself resizing the browser window over and over again on this one.
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