MIJLO

MIJLO

1 Dec 2014
Canada clean cool transitions Crisp Fixed Header infinite scroll Light Background modal Ontario Realistic Elements responsive Single Page Layout

Something a little different – this is a splash site from Mijlo.com, based on their Kickstarter campaign for a sustainable backpack. MIJLO reached out to a select group of global creatives to curate a collection of essential items – with one caveat – their style had to be as timeless as the bag they packed it in. This one page site is the culmination of that. Not usually a fan of infinite scroll or modals – but they work and make sense for this site because of the type of content (along with the cool transitions for each designer pack).

Something a little different – this is a splash site from Mijlo.com, based on their Kickstarter campaign for a sustainable backpack. MIJLO reached out to a select group of global creatives to curate a collection of essential items – with one caveat – their style had to be as timeless as the bag they packed it in. This one page site is the culmination of that. Not usually a fan of infinite scroll or modals – but they work and make sense for this site because of the type of content (along with the cool transitions for each designer pack).

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1 Comment

  1. Patricia Johnson
    Patricia Johnson on December 11, 2014 at 1:25 AM

    Nice branded portfolio in the site cool !

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