Chase

Chase

28 Jul 2015
alternate languages card design clean Fixed Header Fixed Navigation flat icons hamburger hamburger drawer horizontal nav large photo Light Background off screen navigation responsive Secondary Navigation Slider transparent header vertical nav

A fairly clean experience for a big credit card website. The Chase site is responsive and has some nice open space throughout that really helps with the large amount of “stuff” they’ve put on the screen. I like the navigation design, using the hamburger icon and “explore products” together is the best of both worlds. Good stuff here.

A fairly clean experience for a big credit card website. The Chase site is responsive and has some nice open space throughout that really helps with the large amount of “stuff” they’ve put on the screen. I like the navigation design, using the hamburger icon and “explore products” together is the best of both worlds. Good stuff here.

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