Submitted by: Irene Demetri (@youandigraphics)
Role: Designer & Developer
I like the strong striking yellow against the dark background on the main “home page”. The fixed navigation design makes it stand out well as the page scrolls down, especially the way it extends to mark that your currently viewing the section that’s denoted by the navigation element. Seems simple but i’m constantly surprised by the single page scroller designs out there that don’t do that very well.
Submitted by: Irene Demetri (@youandigraphics)
Role: Designer & Developer
I like the strong striking yellow against the dark background on the main “home page”. The fixed navigation design makes it stand out well as the page scrolls down, especially the way it extends to mark that your currently viewing the section that’s denoted by the navigation element. Seems simple but i’m constantly surprised by the single page scroller designs out there that don’t do that very well.
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