I’m kind of torn on this website. On one hand it’s really awesome interaction. I also really love the interaction animations over the nav and how you interact with the images that represent each project too. Then again, I think this sort of experience can be frustrating to non-webby users, the grabbing and dragging can get confused with the clicking very easily. In the end it’s likely perfect for it’s audience though.
What are your thoughts on it?
I’m kind of torn on this website. On one hand it’s really awesome interaction. I also really love the interaction animations over the nav and how you interact with the images that represent each project too. Then again, I think this sort of experience can be frustrating to non-webby users, the grabbing and dragging can get confused with the clicking very easily. In the end it’s likely perfect for it’s audience though.
What are your thoughts on it?
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