Animal Agency

Web design and front-end development.

The web design and front-end development of this page is a unique work of art that has been created to captivate and attract users with its aesthetics and functionality. The design fits perfectly on the screen, ensuring that the white box is always on a black background, providing a perfect and attractive contrast to the eye. A distinctive feature of the logo on this page is that each letter is represented by an animal, making the design even more attractive and memorable. When entering each section, the main image changes to show the selected animal, making navigation more fluid and intuitive. In addition, tangential lines have been included on the letters of each section, clearly indicating the beginning and adding an additional touch of creativity and elegance to the page.

The choice of Joomla as the CMS for this website has been successful, as it facilitates the updating and management of content by any member of the agency team, ensuring that the page is always up-to-date and attractive to visitors. In summary, the web design and front-end development of this page is an example of creativity and functionality combined perfectly. From the aesthetic design to the choice of CMS, everything has been carefully thought out to create an attractive and seamless user experience.

Oh, what a time to be alive! Back in 2011, we were all on the edge of our seats waiting for the approval of the HTML5 and CSS3 standard. But you know what? Even with all that anticipation, some creative geniuses were already pushing the boundaries and developing sites with full flash-like animations. And this site we’re talking about was one of them!

Can you believe it? Flash was on its way out, but this site was still able to incorporate those eye-catching and engaging animations. And the best part? It was all done using HTML! That’s right, search engines could easily index all the site’s content, which means it was not only visually stunning but also easily accessible to anyone looking for it. It’s no wonder this site was such a hit back in the day!