This site has an iPhone version as well:
Great example of a visually appealing design coupled with a simple, to the point layout. There’s a site title, simple description and mission statement, and the latest tweet. The rest of the page is dedicated to showcasing the various designs, which is exactly what a user wants when perusing a t-shirt website.
Also, the black and white scheme allows the colorful designs to really stand out. Very cool.
This site has an iPhone version as well:
Great example of a visually appealing design coupled with a simple, to the point layout. There’s a site title, simple description and mission statement, and the latest tweet. The rest of the page is dedicated to showcasing the various designs, which is exactly what a user wants when perusing a t-shirt website.
Also, the black and white scheme allows the colorful designs to really stand out. Very cool.
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