• Scroll stage: the spit turns as you scroll, three lines fade across, and the durum wrap takes over at the end
• Menu with 23 dishes across five tabs, with labels such as vegan and spicy
• Opening status on German time, recalculated every minute
• Six delivery zones with minimum order value and delivery time
• OpenStreetMap map that only loads on click
• Gallery with five sample photos
• Order bar on phones for calling straight away
• Imprint and privacy policy as notice panels instead of dead links

A kebab shop site people remember. As you scroll, the stage stays put and the photorealistic spit turns under a fixed light while three lines fade into one another — until the durum wrap takes over at the end. It is pure CSS built from 16 distorted image strips, not a heavy 3D model. Below it sits what a kebab shop really needs: a menu with 23 dishes across five tabs, an opening status on German time that recalculates every minute, six delivery zones with minimum order values, and a map that only loads on click. On a phone, a bar for calling straight away is always at hand.