William & Mary

William & Mary

The William & Mary website is gorgeous. Solid responsive design solution, dig it. Then I just love the proportions of everything, it feels really natural to me to use. I also like the bottom half, as I know the designers are forced to put in a bunch of boxes/marquee areas and they’ve pulled it off and kept it all breathing and spaced well.

The William & Mary website is gorgeous. Solid responsive design solution, dig it. Then I just love the proportions of everything, it feels really natural to me to use. I also like the bottom half, as I know the designers are forced to put in a bunch of boxes/marquee areas and they’ve pulled it off and kept it all breathing and spaced well.

Kinsta

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