Mammoth Booth

Mammoth Booth

Listen… good marketing is this: Do Not Press Button. What’s the first thing you want to do? This is how the Mammoth Booth site starts out – good irreverence coupled with some nifty illustration and CSS animation, and then the pay-off: an explosion of cool photos taken from their photo booth. I mean, look at this dude:

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Also, really great use of fonts and large, high resolution images that let’s their product and the experience shine through. I even went through their galleries, so now I know how people from Detroit and Chicago party. Apparently a little more fun than the dude previously shown…

Listen… good marketing is this: Do Not Press Button. What’s the first thing you want to do? This is how the Mammoth Booth site starts out – good irreverence coupled with some nifty illustration and CSS animation, and then the pay-off: an explosion of cool photos taken from their photo booth. I mean, look at this dude:

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Also, really great use of fonts and large, high resolution images that let’s their product and the experience shine through. I even went through their galleries, so now I know how people from Detroit and Chicago party. Apparently a little more fun than the dude previously shown…

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