Very clean and well organized product based website. At first glance it comes off rather boring but the typography is top-notch and you can see the underlying architecture is well done. Our favorite part is the product gallery pages, how the image of the product is almost all you need to make a decision to move on to a detail page. Then the detail page rewards you with a ton of product info. All in all this turns out to be a pretty solid site design.
Very clean and well organized product based website. At first glance it comes off rather boring but the typography is top-notch and you can see the underlying architecture is well done. Our favorite part is the product gallery pages, how the image of the product is almost all you need to make a decision to move on to a detail page. Then the detail page rewards you with a ton of product info. All in all this turns out to be a pretty solid site design.
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