Xavier Roggen’s portfolio site out of Brussels is minimal, but there are some cool takeaways from it (we try to get those in each site we look at). I like the full width image slider background and the filtered images he uses. Sometimes style is a matter of content and how it’s portrayed. Also like the Work detail pages because they all have a little sercy in the footer (like the one below).
Xavier Roggen’s portfolio site out of Brussels is minimal, but there are some cool takeaways from it (we try to get those in each site we look at). I like the full width image slider background and the filtered images he uses. Sometimes style is a matter of content and how it’s portrayed. Also like the Work detail pages because they all have a little sercy in the footer (like the one below).
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