Thanks, that design is a mix of hand painted tie-dye and digital.
I feel you, good observation. As for LinkedIn, it's quite simple. My industry is very connected and very small. There maybe only 50 - 60 studios in the country that offer what we offer. Having said that, there are thousands of retailers that we can potential sell to. There is also a lot of turnover in this industry. So it's impt to keep in touch with everyone from a design director to a textile design to a Buyer. You never know where they will be working next and I want them to know how to find us and LinkedIn is a great medium to be searched for and to search. We also use LinkedIn to scout for new talent. Currently we rep 10 artists from around the world, 3 of whom we met through LinkedIn.
Hi proto, the bottom blue buttons are the collections. The big image, is one image in a particular collection and the thumbnails on the right are the different images in that particular collection. The idea with the up down arrow is not to collapse the bar, but to go to the next page of thumbnails. You can see this if you click the right arrow to cycle through prints, when it goes to the 5th thumbnail, the page changes to the 2nd page. If there were more thumbnails, it would illustrate this better. We're still populating the collections.
Ah, I get it now. So it's not broken
But I don't think the navigation is intuitive. Maybe it's the way arrow moves up when there are fewer images on the page. Maybe it's the fact that the up arrow moves me "down" to page 2. Would sideways arrows be better, with the left arrow grey when you are on page 1 and the right arrow grey when you are on the last page?
loader.gif?Great looking website! you are missing your loader.gif
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