I love the weathered almost leather look to the elements in this design. The typography is also really fun. There’s some small(ish) issues with some of the navigation elements being a bit small, but I can overlook that for the fun of this layout. I also like the background in the drop-down navigation design.
I love the weathered almost leather look to the elements in this design. The typography is also really fun. There’s some small(ish) issues with some of the navigation elements being a bit small, but I can overlook that for the fun of this layout. I also like the background in the drop-down navigation design.
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