Peugeot Hybrid4

Peugeot Hybrid4

I’ve always been a fan of comic books and graphic novels. I’m also a huge fan of experimental projects that push the boundaries of what we think is possible with websites. Peugeot Hybrid4 is a perfect example of one of these sites. The artwork is gorgeous and the narrative compelling.

We, as web designers, often marvel at the technical components of a site, even if the design and experience might have a few failings, but Peugeot Hybrid4 doesn’t have that failing. It’s a site designed to tell a story and to draw users into a world (to get them interested in a product 😉 and it succeeds wonderfully.

I’ve always been a fan of comic books and graphic novels. I’m also a huge fan of experimental projects that push the boundaries of what we think is possible with websites. Peugeot Hybrid4 is a perfect example of one of these sites. The artwork is gorgeous and the narrative compelling.

We, as web designers, often marvel at the technical components of a site, even if the design and experience might have a few failings, but Peugeot Hybrid4 doesn’t have that failing. It’s a site designed to tell a story and to draw users into a world (to get them interested in a product 😉 and it succeeds wonderfully.

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1 Comment

  1. Roman Serebryakov

    Yeah I don’t know who wouldnt like the badass chick and the badass use of Parallax, this won the award on AWWWArds, too I think.

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