We love websites that make great use of fonts, and Massimo’s Cucina Italiana uses a couple of different fonts, accent illustrations, vibrant pictures, and black, white, and gray to tell the story of their restaurant. Simple, and effective.
Submitted by: Landon Poburan @categorycode
Role: Designer & Developer
Massimo’s Cucina Italiana is a casual Italiano restaurant in Edmonton, Alberta.
We love websites that make great use of fonts, and Massimo’s Cucina Italiana uses a couple of different fonts, accent illustrations, vibrant pictures, and black, white, and gray to tell the story of their restaurant. Simple, and effective.
Submitted by: Landon Poburan @categorycode
Role: Designer & Developer
Massimo’s Cucina Italiana is a casual Italiano restaurant in Edmonton, Alberta.
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