This government website probably have it in its spec at the beginning of the project, most of others website are bloated afterwards with it.

With my team (development team, not much designers), we have a dedicated projet on Gitlab with all our documentations in markdown parsed by Gitbook when updated and served as a gitlab page.

It also allow us to have much specific docs in project repositories, with the same workflow. It's easy to keep the doc up-to-date with the project and allow a vast majority of us to work with their daily tools.

No. Full Stack Designer can't mean anything.

So beautiful ! nice work.

I didn't have the time to see errors before you fixed it. Perfect \o/

French guy here, the whole site load instantly. Indeed I didn't have the time to see the loading animation. Nice layout and colors, maybe you can tweak a little font size and positioning to be readable in all scroll positions (example a bit confusing to me : http://grab.by/NIXm) ps: I'm on chrome 47, osx

Well if you think that you need a tutorial part in your site then you must change something. In my opinion, this type of tool is usefull for a big webbapp with complicated workflow, not for this kind of website (which just introduce services if i understood right ?). I use a 1920x1080 no retina screen, good luck for your mobile nav.

My bad, I do know the difference between this countries (Im not so far in France) but don't speak any of there langage.. sorry.

As a non-spanish speaker I can't say what the website is about in first time. But I'll make some comments ;)

• I think the layout is a little too busy, there's navigation element on left, top, right and also bottom ? (yep with footer :p).
• The custom scroll is too fast (for my old mouse wheel, it's maybe better on touch scroll).
• The top navigation is great on desktop but the selector of the mobile version is way too heavy.

Despite all of this, nice composition, great loading element. I liked your work.

Second glitch found. Well played ! It seems that the hover state is not called when the hovered element is translated under the mouse. Like a webkit error...