Well, we’ve been working on this product for about 1.5 years so it means to a lot to us. We spent a good deal of time on its homepage as well. We hope you like it.
Submitted by: Navid Safabakhsh @breeziapp
Role: Product Manager
Beautifully executed website for Breezi. I love the way the instructional images slide in as you scroll down. The fixed header and footer strips are cool and functional. I especially like the two tooltip type popups on the pricing and white label nav elements.
Well, we’ve been working on this product for about 1.5 years so it means to a lot to us. We spent a good deal of time on its homepage as well. We hope you like it.
Submitted by: Navid Safabakhsh @breeziapp
Role: Product Manager
Beautifully executed website for Breezi. I love the way the instructional images slide in as you scroll down. The fixed header and footer strips are cool and functional. I especially like the two tooltip type popups on the pricing and white label nav elements.
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