Really an incredibly simple website. It’s basically only two pages but it just feels larger than it is with it’s really interesting use of type for layout elements. I love how a section of the type randomly changes position on the home page when you reload it. It also sports a really nice usage of a fixed header area, it has extra impact on the portfolio section. Really nice work on this website!
Really an incredibly simple website. It’s basically only two pages but it just feels larger than it is with it’s really interesting use of type for layout elements. I love how a section of the type randomly changes position on the home page when you reload it. It also sports a really nice usage of a fixed header area, it has extra impact on the portfolio section. Really nice work on this website!
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