At first viewing I thought this site was just crazy and poorly designed. As I reviewed it in detail I realized just how well this site is put together. The underlying grid and graphics are well executed and everything on the site is just thoroughly consistent – even though it feels out of control visually. I am just impressed with how this site has stuck with me the more I look at it, I love that about it!
This site has a video review, check it out.
At first viewing I thought this site was just crazy and poorly designed. As I reviewed it in detail I realized just how well this site is put together. The underlying grid and graphics are well executed and everything on the site is just thoroughly consistent – even though it feels out of control visually. I am just impressed with how this site has stuck with me the more I look at it, I love that about it!
This site has a video review, check it out.
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