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New loading animation, hero section and some refinements for the website I designed and built for Ryo Sushi Restaurant.
Yes, working on it makes me really hungry 🍣
If you need a website that communicates what makes you different, I'm available ✌🏻
See it live: ryosushirestaurant.it 🍣
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The visual direction uses a soft blue palette, rounded UI elements, subtle gradients, and 3D character work to create a more approachable feel.
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