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👨💻 How does rhythm sound on the web?
We rolled out a new collaborative case. Sergey Telidchenko put together a bold concept for a rhythm intensive. A strict three-column grid, yet with an expressive text layout.
We at IZUM turned this concept into a live website.
When a design is built purely on typography, the development must be precise. Any shift would break the author's vision. We carefully transferred the non-standard visuals into a working environment.
We built the responsive layout so that the spacing and fonts work in sync. The grid logic is preserved on wide screens and doesn't fall apart on mobile.
Check out the case and support the work:
Behance
What do you think of this work with the grid and typography? 👇
this is genius, SO inspiring. literally the post i'm sending to a friend who dabbles with code to encourage her to join the platform here. i love when genuine creativity spurs breaking boundaries this way.
Wow, thank you for such kind words! ❤️ This is the best compliment — send it over, we hope she joins and loves it here!
i did, you know it! (she was awed as well at your work, by the way, to little surprise.)
Really well handled from beginning to end 🔥
Thanks a lot, glad you like it 🙌
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