If you haven’t played with flights on Virgin America’s new site you should definitely check it out. A great rethink of the flight booking workflow, it’s also a nice argument for the long-scrolling site.
Big, beautiful date pickers are dear to my heart. Book a flight. Details on the redesign, Work & CO, and their use of AngularJS here.
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The long scroll solves (with style) a problem I’ve had with other booking sites: the occasional need to look back at what you previously selected.
So nice! I Love it too!