1Password

30 Jul 2009
Dark Background

agile

This site is a little tricky, I wanted to feature the page for the 1Password product most of all on their site, I just liked it the most. For the most part the site is designed well, the thing I like most is the main navigation bar/header area. It stays fixed at the top of the page and continues to stay fixed as you scroll, it even stays put as you make your way from section to section on the site, or portal pages or whatever you call them.

agile

This site is a little tricky, I wanted to feature the page for the 1Password product most of all on their site, I just liked it the most. For the most part the site is designed well, the thing I like most is the main navigation bar/header area. It stays fixed at the top of the page and continues to stay fixed as you scroll, it even stays put as you make your way from section to section on the site, or portal pages or whatever you call them.

Kinsta

1 Comment

  1. David A Teare
    David A Teare on July 30, 2009 at 1:35 PM

    Thanks! I’m glad you like the new site design. We’re always looking for ways to improve, so I’d love to hear any suggestions you have.

    Cheers!

    –Dave Teare
    Co-author of 1Password

    Reply

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