The thing I like most about this design is the way the type is intersected with the background shape behind the main navigation. Outside of that it has a rather retro feel to me. I dig it.
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Sascha Bregenhorn is a full-time designer and developer from Münster, Germany. He offers web design, web development and graphic design services. This is his studio.
The thing I like most about this design is the way the type is intersected with the background shape behind the main navigation. Outside of that it has a rather retro feel to me. I dig it.
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