Really nice site for Samuel Adams. I love those drop down navigation elements for the main nav. They react and respond really well and simply. The same can be said for the slideshow images interaction. The textures used throughout the design are also very nice and gives the design an overall feel of craftsmanship, which is what their beer is all about so it’s a great pairing. I hate that you have to enter your info twice just to get to the home page, but it’s worth it to check this sit out.
Really nice site for Samuel Adams. I love those drop down navigation elements for the main nav. They react and respond really well and simply. The same can be said for the slideshow images interaction. The textures used throughout the design are also very nice and gives the design an overall feel of craftsmanship, which is what their beer is all about so it’s a great pairing. I hate that you have to enter your info twice just to get to the home page, but it’s worth it to check this sit out.
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