Really like the design of this site, tinypass: d.pr/mZeq
— Noah Stokes (@motherfuton) January 4, 2013
TinyPass is a really great site. I like that its got that Apple vibe but also has its own heart too. The slideshow is well done and feels fresh with the way they’ve handled the arrow interaction. The fixed navigation/header is also clever in that it’s a very simple selection of nav items for me to get through. Also a very beautifully organized experience. Awesome work here.
Really like the design of this site, tinypass: d.pr/mZeq
— Noah Stokes (@motherfuton) January 4, 2013
TinyPass is a really great site. I like that its got that Apple vibe but also has its own heart too. The slideshow is well done and feels fresh with the way they’ve handled the arrow interaction. The fixed navigation/header is also clever in that it’s a very simple selection of nav items for me to get through. Also a very beautifully organized experience. Awesome work here.
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