Decent site from Snipcart out of Quebec – one thing I like is the mega-dropdown in the nav – keeps the site cleaner. Also like the line illustrations on each page (and in the nav) – cool.
From the Designer: Complete marketing website for Snipcart, a developer-first shopping cart platform. Its clean design and strategic architecture make for a clear focus on conversions, resources and SEO.
Submitted by: Francois Lanthier Nadeau
Role: None, just recommending
Country: Canada
Decent site from Snipcart out of Quebec – one thing I like is the mega-dropdown in the nav – keeps the site cleaner. Also like the line illustrations on each page (and in the nav) – cool.
From the Designer: Complete marketing website for Snipcart, a developer-first shopping cart platform. Its clean design and strategic architecture make for a clear focus on conversions, resources and SEO.
Submitted by: Francois Lanthier Nadeau
Role: None, just recommending
Country: Canada
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