We Make Awesome Sh

We Make Awesome Sh

9 Apr 2015
cool transitions css animation Dark Background filtered search Fixed Header Fixed Navigation horizontal nav Illustrations Image Background Light Background modal Single Page Layout UK USA video background

This is a clever site from We Make Awesome Sh, out of the UK. Besides the duck and beach ball css-transitions, and transparent svg in a div, with the class of “scribble” that is set to be a fixed overlay over the entire page (below) .. there is a “Don’t like swearing button” and a cheeky llama searcy in the footer. I think the best part is probably the Things We’ve Made / Work modal – that changes the background image as you scroll through their work – and it’s a filtered search too, with text movement instead of everybody else’s jQuery masonry trick.

 

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acii art & “scribble” svg overlay adjusted to have non-transparent fill

 

 

From the Designer: The home of international award winning agency We Make Awesome Sh

Submitted By: We Make Awesome Sh
Twitter: @wemakeawesomesh
Role: Designer

 

This is a clever site from We Make Awesome Sh, out of the UK. Besides the duck and beach ball css-transitions, and transparent svg in a div, with the class of “scribble” that is set to be a fixed overlay over the entire page (below) .. there is a “Don’t like swearing button” and a cheeky llama searcy in the footer. I think the best part is probably the Things We’ve Made / Work modal – that changes the background image as you scroll through their work – and it’s a filtered search too, with text movement instead of everybody else’s jQuery masonry trick.

 

20150408-We_Make_Awesome_Sh_overlay004

acii art & “scribble” svg overlay adjusted to have non-transparent fill

 

 

From the Designer: The home of international award winning agency We Make Awesome Sh

Submitted By: We Make Awesome Sh
Twitter: @wemakeawesomesh
Role: Designer

 

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