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I'll give UX feedback: Don't use a burger menu, especially for a desktop version where you only have 4-5 pages that could easily fit horizontally. Disable the l
by kjullien 8y ago
I'll give UX feedback:
Don't use a burger menu, especially for a desktop version where you only have 4-5 pages that could easily fit horizontally.
Disable the link of your logo on the homepage as it is redundant and can lead to confusion.
The subtitle font is so thin I cannot read it. (I have bad eyes and a reading problem)
You don't keep any navigation consistency between your pages. "About" simply opens an overlay while "Projects" is a separate page.
You serve mixed content (my browser warned me I haven't checked what the content is)
And lastly, if your point is to make people discover who and what you are, this design is pretty useless. A quick google search returns 20K results for "we Create digital experiences". I, for example, haven't got a clue about what kind of work you do.