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I'm a Tech Lead with over 6 years of experience. Music addict. Fond of different crazy stuff, like iframes on iOS (sarcasm). Author of slash conspiracy theory. You never know when one slash will ruin your whole routing.
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An interesting work without a doubt. Short videos on the desktop version of the home page give you a clear idea of what selected project is about. Every case study page has its own feel, but small animated details make them even more special.
Every page has great visual effect mainly due to high quality images. And the page loads quickly enough. High speed of processing the request on the server and content optimization do their job. However, for a site that is heavily dependent on visual experience, some animations need to be improved:
And a small observation. Looks like you animate the preloader concerning the direction of history navigation. An interesting feature, but your determination method doesn't always work correctly in appropriate situation (when you forward and backward pages aren't the same).
Although I've described issues mostly, this doesn't mean that I didn't like this work. On the contrary, I think it's a decent project to be recommended to favorite status. Good luck!
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Drew, this is great post!!
I would like to add just one small thing.
When you scroll the page for example on single project, the navigation is gone for ever! and you do not have a way to jump to different section.
I probably can understand why user forced to go over entire page without the option to escape :), but when some one decide what I should do, I personally do not feel comfortable.
By the way, navigation as well as other repeatedly appearing site components help to define the space better for user.
This small details creates an emotional chain and not just separated points of information.
Brand elements are the glue, which can connect different imageInfos.
I must say, I really like this form of communication between you and me. Cheers!