This site, from 350 Designs, is probably the simplest online shoe store I’ve seen, maybe the simplest store in general. As simple as it is, it feels complete and I like the way the shoes are presented as if they’re on a wall. Very cool.
This site, from 350 Designs, is probably the simplest online shoe store I’ve seen, maybe the simplest store in general. As simple as it is, it feels complete and I like the way the shoes are presented as if they’re on a wall. Very cool.
This site, from 350 Designs, is probably the simplest online shoe store I’ve seen, maybe the simplest store in general. As simple as it is, it feels complete and I like the way the shoes are presented as if they’re on a wall. Very cool.
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Thanks for the recognition. We are continuously pushing ourselves to create a truly unique version of an online store.