I love that sea foam green color, that’s just nice. There are also some nice little details in play here, the tab-like appendages that have the “next” and other link items are pretty neat placed up against the larger square boxes. I like the way it’s also used for the submit button in the form near the bottom of the page – though i’m not sure totally of the usability of a submit button like that. I also like the drop down designs for the main navigation.
I love that sea foam green color, that’s just nice. There are also some nice little details in play here, the tab-like appendages that have the “next” and other link items are pretty neat placed up against the larger square boxes. I like the way it’s also used for the submit button in the form near the bottom of the page – though i’m not sure totally of the usability of a submit button like that. I also like the drop down designs for the main navigation.
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Thanks for adding this site! One thing tho: The screenshot is made my an older Firefox I guess, because I used multiple backgrounds and don’t see it back here (lack of support in older FF). The background is white now but should be ‘sea foam’ green! 🙂
Greetings, Edgar (The guy in the screenshot :D)