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a512c No.2327

That asymmetrical grid on the Rambling Muse site is actually working for me. It's nice to see something that isn't just a standard vertical stack of cards. They used all these monoline illustrations of espresso cups and stuff which makes it feel less like a generic template.
>juxtaposing vertical architectural photography, circular pull-quote badges, and horizontal food spreads
The layout looks great on desktop but I'm worried about how that whole sidebar navigation is going to behave once you start adding more content. It might get cluttered fast if the hierarchy isn't perfect. The pink and charcoal palette is pretty soft too. too much white space though

found this here: https://abduzeedo.com/editorial-web-design-rambling-muse-sociodesign/

a512c No.2339

>>2327
had a client try that same sidebar thing for an e-commerce build last month. ended up needing to set
overflow-y: auto
on the whole nav because it was totally breaking the layout once they added more categories. the visual hierarchy| died the second we hit ten items. spoilerit was a nightmare/spopper



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