Submitted by Nathan Reed, Developer.
This site has one of the wildest background images i’ve seen used. It’s crazy. But the point here is that once you lose that background image the design becomes fairly normal and predictable, the background really adds the life the design needs. I don’t think i’ve come across too many sites that rely on the background image quite like this one does. Food for thought…?
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I agree, something that i have not seen before, but i guess someone has to try it out. With better internet speeds and technology getting better hopefully people will be able to develop site in different forms.
It would be good to see if they change the background or have a few backgrounds for choice.