By kevinliew
via queness.com
Published: Jan 16 2013 / 07:34
Single-page websites are often designed around super-striking visuals and have a cool, modern feel. More recently, sites are expanding that single page trend from a single page to single “pages” with each scroll. This design style even employs multiple design schemes as the user scrolls through each new page.
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