Submitted by: Daniel Schermesser @pixelschupsernw
Role: Designer & Developer
A young creative advertising agency based in germany.
Here is a nice looking vertical scrolling parallax based design. Honestly I can’t get enough of these type designs. I know they’re trendy and all but they’re just so cool. I like this one because the different sections/pages are pretty clearly defined. I also like the illustration at the top – it shows off what the firm can do using icons/sketches of stuff.
Submitted by: Daniel Schermesser @pixelschupsernw
Role: Designer & Developer
A young creative advertising agency based in germany.
Here is a nice looking vertical scrolling parallax based design. Honestly I can’t get enough of these type designs. I know they’re trendy and all but they’re just so cool. I like this one because the different sections/pages are pretty clearly defined. I also like the illustration at the top – it shows off what the firm can do using icons/sketches of stuff.
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