I love minimal design, especially when I see it utilized for a client like this. It’s hard to convince them (typically) of the approach. This site is a great example of how it can work well in a real world scenario. Bravo Garrett.
From the Designer:
Modern and minimal for the highest quality user experience.
Submitted by: Garrett Cook
Twitter: @caycreate
Role: Designer & Developer
Country: United States
I love minimal design, especially when I see it utilized for a client like this. It’s hard to convince them (typically) of the approach. This site is a great example of how it can work well in a real world scenario. Bravo Garrett.
From the Designer:
Modern and minimal for the highest quality user experience.
Submitted by: Garrett Cook
Twitter: @caycreate
Role: Designer & Developer
Country: United States
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