Found via @squaredeye
Clean styles, elegant animation and interaction : http://webmynd.com/html/ via @boagworld.
There’s also a pretty good post on this by Paul Boag on his website about this.
I agree with both Paul and Matthew, this site is simply beautiful. It’s simple and clean (I love minimalism when done well) but the animation/javascript is so clever. I love it when someone does something different for the first time. It always blows me away! Great job on this site!
Found via @squaredeye
Clean styles, elegant animation and interaction : http://webmynd.com/html/ via @boagworld.
There’s also a pretty good post on this by Paul Boag on his website about this.
I agree with both Paul and Matthew, this site is simply beautiful. It’s simple and clean (I love minimalism when done well) but the animation/javascript is so clever. I love it when someone does something different for the first time. It always blows me away! Great job on this site!
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