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Just a quick site made with the help of Figma. This was meant to be a simple site that I could work on an animated page scroll - and I think it worked out quite well. There is probably an easier way to get the scroll done, but what I have done is effective and works fine!

MNTN

mntn

Watch the full tutorial for this project at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KM-FGwy02KU

Webflow for Beginners (Lander)

Webflow for Beginners (2021 Tutorial)

We present our new E-commerce healthy dog food landing page.

Our goal was to utilize scrollify on all screen sizes and keep the design fun/simplistic. 

Fully cloneable! We hope you like it. 

Branding concept and assets created by Егор Карих
(https://www.behance.net/b7c456df)

Paw Paw Landing Page

Paw Paw Dog Food E-Commerce Scrollify Landing Page

Brutalist website designed for N|A. 

Stripped out of all non-essentials & breaking all the rules :) The website is entirely built using a single grid (oh yeah!) - expanding to reveal case studies when a category is selected. 

Entirely built with Webflow (and a little extra JS to link the tabs & the slider). If you need the JS code for your project let me know!

Coming soon: 
- CMS / Blog (integration within the grid)
- Improved mobile version
- Additional animations & goodies

Let me know your thoughts!

n | a

N|A - Brutalist Website.

Simple 5 page website for a Toronto local maid service company.

Dynamic Maids

dynamicmaids

(WIP) My personal portfolio and freelance design studio website. The design takes inspiration from various movements and designs, including brutalism, pop art, and 90's aesthetic.

ninetysixdesign

Thunder Enterprises is a full-service private investigative and security consulting agency based in Tulsa, Oklahoma, with extensive international contacts throughout Europe, South America, Australia, and Africa.

Thunder Enterprises

This is a simple design made to pull potential clients in, without bogging them down with too much content. I find a lot of travel agent sites are the same image on top of text block, on top of image, on top of text... It's boring, but this challenges that trend! It provides clear information for potential clients, all without making them dig through a ton of content to get what they need.

Where Next Travel

where-next-travel

Logo designer Ruud van Bergen is specialised in simplistic and distinctive logo design.

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