The positioning of the hexagons on the Work page is more complicated than it needs to be. I think you tend to rely on absolute positioning more than you should. Absolute positioning is great but sometimes it is better for objects to take up space so they can automatically move the other objects into place. In this Pen I didn't use absolute positioning and things "fell" into place: http://codepen.io/tylertrotter/pen/EVNvaZ
Also, notice in that Pen how I achieved making the hexagons scale down on smaller screens while also having the images remain proportional.
You have web, print, and process classes, but 90% of the styles are the same for each.
The positioning of the hexagons on the Work page is more complicated than it needs to be. I think you tend to rely on absolute positioning more than you should. Absolute positioning is great but sometimes it is better for objects to take up space so they can automatically move the other objects into place. In this Pen I didn't use absolute positioning and things "fell" into place: http://codepen.io/tylertrotter/pen/EVNvaZ
Also, notice in that Pen how I achieved making the hexagons scale down on smaller screens while also having the images remain proportional.
You have web, print, and process classes, but 90% of the styles are the same for each.