Wingmen Ltd

Wingmen Ltd

I’m really starting to get into sites that use their home page as their main navigation (maybe it’s because we did that with our new ConvergeSE site).

I like Wingmen’s site  (out of Helsinki, Finland) because it’s simple, direct, uses that home page as nav, but also finds a good, quick way to get you back to the nav / or next section when you’re done reading the “page” you’re on. The fact that the way back to the nav changes from corner to corner, might be a little confusing, but the animation of the circle, to quarter circle should clue a user into that “click here” moment – let me know what you think.

From the Designer: Simple and elegant web agency website design.

Submitted by: Jussi Kaijalainen

Role: Designer & Developer

Twitter @wingmenltd

I’m really starting to get into sites that use their home page as their main navigation (maybe it’s because we did that with our new ConvergeSE site).

I like Wingmen’s site  (out of Helsinki, Finland) because it’s simple, direct, uses that home page as nav, but also finds a good, quick way to get you back to the nav / or next section when you’re done reading the “page” you’re on. The fact that the way back to the nav changes from corner to corner, might be a little confusing, but the animation of the circle, to quarter circle should clue a user into that “click here” moment – let me know what you think.

From the Designer: Simple and elegant web agency website design.

Submitted by: Jussi Kaijalainen

Role: Designer & Developer

Twitter @wingmenltd

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