Submitted by: Justin Bernard @fleeangrybear
Role: Designer & Developer
Damn, I love detail like this. The slight parallax on each image of the products down the the animations on the main navigation before you scroll it to the fixed layout spot. Lovely. The colors are all consistent and sell the story of the product too. I love this site.
Submitted by: Justin Bernard @fleeangrybear
Role: Designer & Developer
Damn, I love detail like this. The slight parallax on each image of the products down the the animations on the main navigation before you scroll it to the fixed layout spot. Lovely. The colors are all consistent and sell the story of the product too. I love this site.
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