winforever.com

winforever.com

The Winforever website has that corporate/sport look, which is perfectly fitting. I really like the interactions over the three blog post blocks. Having them slide up and over the image is unexpected and adds just a nice extra little level of interaction to this clean reserved layout.

The Winforever website has that corporate/sport look, which is perfectly fitting. I really like the interactions over the three blog post blocks. Having them slide up and over the image is unexpected and adds just a nice extra little level of interaction to this clean reserved layout.

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