This site is mostly in the gallery here because of the way the slideshow is implemented. I like the vertical sliding and the illustration work is really nice as well. I like how the top of the site differs from the bottom part but not too terribly much, just enough to make it feel like different types of experiences visually. The product detail pages are pretty well designed as well, I like the images on the left and meta info on the right like that.
This site is mostly in the gallery here because of the way the slideshow is implemented. I like the vertical sliding and the illustration work is really nice as well. I like how the top of the site differs from the bottom part but not too terribly much, just enough to make it feel like different types of experiences visually. The product detail pages are pretty well designed as well, I like the images on the left and meta info on the right like that.
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