I like the “large” feeling to all the elements on this site. There’s also some nice detail work in the elements on the page(s) too. The thing that I love most about this page is the “sign up” button, that’s just nice with the overlayed arrow/square shape. The thing I’d edit out is the reflection under the video, that just feels like too much to me. Good looking style on this design.
I like the “large” feeling to all the elements on this site. There’s also some nice detail work in the elements on the page(s) too. The thing that I love most about this page is the “sign up” button, that’s just nice with the overlayed arrow/square shape. The thing I’d edit out is the reflection under the video, that just feels like too much to me. Good looking style on this design.
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