This is a great website. It’s deceptively simple. There are lots of little interactions that appear hidden at first look on this site that are actually quite deep and fun to use. The main grid of images of the musicians is straight forward enough, but the next and audio play bar is so very nice. The nav/sidebar down the left side is also subtle and chock full of interactions. Really spend some time here and see for yourself.
This is a great website. It’s deceptively simple. There are lots of little interactions that appear hidden at first look on this site that are actually quite deep and fun to use. The main grid of images of the musicians is straight forward enough, but the next and audio play bar is so very nice. The nav/sidebar down the left side is also subtle and chock full of interactions. Really spend some time here and see for yourself.
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