Submitted by: Shane Prendergast @webknit
Role: Designer & Developer
I kind of like this take on having a splash page. The top portion with the animation basically works as a splash page, then you scroll down to immediately see the portfolio – thus negating having a splash page. Smart!
Submitted by: Shane Prendergast @webknit
Role: Designer & Developer
I kind of like this take on having a splash page. The top portion with the animation basically works as a splash page, then you scroll down to immediately see the portfolio – thus negating having a splash page. Smart!
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