Get your absinthe! Nice looking e-commerce website. It’s clearly built on top of a shopping cart engine but it has some nice interaction details to keep it interesting. I love the mega-dropdown designs, the photos/icons used there are crisp and clear. I also like the animations in the slideshow sections. The green looks to match the branding of the product perfectly, at least when I think of absinthe I think of the color green. That and Johnny Depp for some reason…
Get your absinthe! Nice looking e-commerce website. It’s clearly built on top of a shopping cart engine but it has some nice interaction details to keep it interesting. I love the mega-dropdown designs, the photos/icons used there are crisp and clear. I also like the animations in the slideshow sections. The green looks to match the branding of the product perfectly, at least when I think of absinthe I think of the color green. That and Johnny Depp for some reason…
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