Propeller Communications

Propeller Communications

8 Apr 2015
clean cool navigation Crisp Fixed Navigation full width Grid icons Image Background Light Background London off screen navigation On-scroll actions responsive Slider social media feed SVG TypeKit UK vertical nav

Like how Propeller Communications out of London uses the off-screen nav hamburger – but with a caveat – they start the site with with the hamburger open in vertical nav, that you can decide to close to gain screen real estate.

From the Designer: Propeller is a full service Digital Agency, specialising in Web Design & Development for Hospitality, Lifestyle and eCommerce. We design and build beautiful responsive websites. We ensure they are engaging, interactive, and use the latest technologies to provide the best user-experience.


Submitted By: Propeller Communications
Twitter: @PropellerComms
Role: Designer

Like how Propeller Communications out of London uses the off-screen nav hamburger – but with a caveat – they start the site with with the hamburger open in vertical nav, that you can decide to close to gain screen real estate.

From the Designer: Propeller is a full service Digital Agency, specialising in Web Design & Development for Hospitality, Lifestyle and eCommerce. We design and build beautiful responsive websites. We ensure they are engaging, interactive, and use the latest technologies to provide the best user-experience.


Submitted By: Propeller Communications
Twitter: @PropellerComms
Role: Designer

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