Nice responsive layout for the 2011 W3C Conference site. I enjoyed that main graphic and how it follows your mouse back and fourth, it kinda makes that top part of the site stand out and kind of memorable. It’s a really straight forward conference website being a single pager like it is. The grid is clean and feels kind of dynamic too which works well for the content. Good site!
Nice responsive layout for the 2011 W3C Conference site. I enjoyed that main graphic and how it follows your mouse back and fourth, it kinda makes that top part of the site stand out and kind of memorable. It’s a really straight forward conference website being a single pager like it is. The grid is clean and feels kind of dynamic too which works well for the content. Good site!
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