uxmad.com

26 Mar 2012
clean Crisp Grid 3 Column HTML5

uxmadcom

I can really appreciate a simple approach to a website – especially a conference website. I like the three column design, keeping things front and center like uxmad.com is doing. Kinda screams to be responsive too.

uxmadcom

I can really appreciate a simple approach to a website – especially a conference website. I like the three column design, keeping things front and center like uxmad.com is doing. Kinda screams to be responsive too.

Kinsta

2 Comments

  1. Chris Coyier
    Chris Coyier on April 3, 2012 at 12:17 AM

    Such a great conference site. It makes everything you want to know as a conference-go-er ridiculously clear and easy to find.

    Reply
    • Gene Crawford
      Gene Crawford on April 3, 2012 at 11:11 PM

      You going to that Chris? Being near your old hometown right?

      Reply

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