Dilly Deli has a super fun looking site and yummy looking food. It has an eclectic mix of fonts, colors, textures and patterns. It’s like a visual smorgasbord! Click, hover, and drag the mouse around for even more design goodness. The design and copy are full of personality and give this place a mental-worthy note to stop by if I’m ever in Tulsa.
Review by: Maria Frey
@mariafrey | mariafrey.com
Dilly Deli has a super fun looking site and yummy looking food. It has an eclectic mix of fonts, colors, textures and patterns. It’s like a visual smorgasbord! Click, hover, and drag the mouse around for even more design goodness. The design and copy are full of personality and give this place a mental-worthy note to stop by if I’m ever in Tulsa.
Review by: Maria Frey
@mariafrey | mariafrey.com
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