Nice site. I really like the static content on the left. Really, this site is all about selling tickets. It makes sense to keep that button on the page at all times.
I think that the collapsed nav is interesting, though I feel that area of the page has room for a vertical nav instead. At tablet sizes, the select box feels a little small and out of place, but at phone sizes it’s cool.
Love the lineup, as well.
Nice site. I really like the static content on the left. Really, this site is all about selling tickets. It makes sense to keep that button on the page at all times.
I think that the collapsed nav is interesting, though I feel that area of the page has room for a vertical nav instead. At tablet sizes, the select box feels a little small and out of place, but at phone sizes it’s cool.
Love the lineup, as well.
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