I've been building a dark, editorial template for design studios called Cedar, and the best part so far has been the small details.
The home page is a tunnel of project images that drift toward you as you scroll. Work is an index of big project names, and each one pulls its image in when you hover.
It got me wondering how other people think about this.
1. What's the first thing you'd want a visitor to see on a studio site?
2. Which small detail made you remember a site you visited?
I've been building a dark, editorial template for design studios called Cedar, and the best part so far has been the small details.
The home page is a tunnel of project images that drift toward you as you scroll. Work is an index of big project names, and each one pulls its image in when you hover.
It got me wondering how other people think about this.
1. What's the first thing you'd want a visitor to see on a studio site?
2. Which small detail made you remember a site you visited?
