This site has been out for a while, but while looking at shoes for races coming up, we found the Newton Running site – wow.
From the cool navigation and transitions on the “home page” after the intro, to the interactive parts when viewing the shoes – this site has great movement using 3d transforms and some flash-like javascript to achieve some of the interactiveness.
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Newton Running is based out of Colorado
This site has been out for a while, but while looking at shoes for races coming up, we found the Newton Running site – wow.
From the cool navigation and transitions on the “home page” after the intro, to the interactive parts when viewing the shoes – this site has great movement using 3d transforms and some flash-like javascript to achieve some of the interactiveness.
alternate screenshots:
Newton Running is based out of Colorado
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