This site is off the charts crazy looking and I love it. It reminds me of skateboard graphics from the 80’s. Like one of those awesome Rob Roskopp decks my buddy used to have. The fixed nav is really startling as you scroll down the page or click on links, the sheer spectacle of the design keeps you involved though.
This site is off the charts crazy looking and I love it. It reminds me of skateboard graphics from the 80’s. Like one of those awesome Rob Roskopp decks my buddy used to have. The fixed nav is really startling as you scroll down the page or click on links, the sheer spectacle of the design keeps you involved though.
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That is quite possibly the most bizarre, irrelevant and horrifying design I’ve ever seen for a restaurant site. 10 stars!