Sports Illustrated has created an HTML5 prototype to illustrate what an enriched traditional magazine can look like on laptops, notebooks, and tablets.
The idea is very simple. Combine the best of the web with the best of the magazine
Take a look below...
[via Frankie]
The idea is very simple. Combine the best of the web with the best of the magazine
Take a look below...
[via Frankie]
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