Shannon Crabill

The design is clean and functional but relies heavily on a generic, unstyled template aesthetic.

It is unclear what the person does professionally, as the site functions more like a personal blog or digital garden.

There is no project-based storytelling or case study work presented.

The writing is clear and readable, though the content is sparse and lacks a strong professional voice.

The site is highly generic and lacks unique branding or visual hooks to make it memorable.

There is no discernible motion or interactive feedback between the two frames.