Design, uninterrupted #10
April 5th, 2010 | Comments Off
Today’s post highlights the design of serj.ca, the personal portfolio site of Serj Kozlov. The strong saturated blues of the header and footer are offset by an exquisitely intricate header illustration, translucent overlays of the navigation controls and smooth slightly textured gradient transition to the main content area. Leaving plenty of white space around the text sections, the design has a strong grid layout that aligns the portfolio thumbnails with the contact / info sections below them. The footer section uses the same color palette as the header, completing the two-color palette used on site, including the separators and the links.
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