What I really like is the loading page icon, that is a shoe. Depending on which page is loading, the shoe will show different states, for example changing the color of the shoe over and over again. Though it's very cute to have something like this, I think Converse can help users predict the response time in downloading by showing the size of the download next to the shoe.
Another thing that I really like is the sound effects (actually I always like websites offering audio feedbacks to users). Though the designers just use one sound effect to illustrate the states of various kinds of button, it's kind of nice to let users know they've successfully pressed a button.
A successful point of this website is the well-designed main navigation. Whenever users move over it, the options appear actively and strongly, which fits the main theme of such a site promoting shoes for teenagers like that. Besides that, if the mouse is out of the specific area, these options automatically become their original states smoothly. Moreover, before coming to their positions, these buttons rock themselves to and fro. Though this kind of movement is very simple, it shows the extremely careful observation of the designers.
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