The Mint Peppermill, it’s not a new website, but one that we’ve not previously featured here in the gallery and I definitely think it’s worthy. It ties in very well with the main product site and like the main product’s branding is very well done. I love the small screen shot reminders of the product and three main downloads blocks let me quickly see what’s hot.
The Mint Peppermill, it’s not a new website, but one that we’ve not previously featured here in the gallery and I definitely think it’s worthy. It ties in very well with the main product site and like the main product’s branding is very well done. I love the small screen shot reminders of the product and three main downloads blocks let me quickly see what’s hot.
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