Supremo

Supremo

Good start to the week with Supremo’s site, out of England. The home page is a different take on interactive navigation, which sets it apart from other agency sites. The Work (portfolio / case studies) area is strong and well thought out. Cheers!

From the Designer: “Trying, as always, to do something different. That stands out. HTML5/CSS3/CANVAS/SVG. Focusing on the work, responsive also. Check out the case studies, we have put a lot of work into them.”

Submitted by: Ian Cox
Twitter: @ianjamescox
Role: Designer
Country: England

Good start to the week with Supremo’s site, out of England. The home page is a different take on interactive navigation, which sets it apart from other agency sites. The Work (portfolio / case studies) area is strong and well thought out. Cheers!

From the Designer: “Trying, as always, to do something different. That stands out. HTML5/CSS3/CANVAS/SVG. Focusing on the work, responsive also. Check out the case studies, we have put a lot of work into them.”

Submitted by: Ian Cox
Twitter: @ianjamescox
Role: Designer
Country: England

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