Submitted by Bert Timmermans, @berttimmermans, Designer & Developer.
Another simply designed website/blog. I love the bold red colors and I really love the way the posts are linked to. The footer area is really the most interesting, with the way the links data/stats are integrated with a bar chart, i’ve never seen that before and it’s quite nice, as well as a nice memorable, yet sublte, effect.
Submitted by Bert Timmermans, @berttimmermans, Designer & Developer.
Another simply designed website/blog. I love the bold red colors and I really love the way the posts are linked to. The footer area is really the most interesting, with the way the links data/stats are integrated with a bar chart, i’ve never seen that before and it’s quite nice, as well as a nice memorable, yet sublte, effect.
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