Dewey & LeBoeuf has taken bold leap forward with its website, which has been specially designed to induce feelings of nausea in all visitors.
The site seems to be based on a concept of global domination, looking like something from a Bond villain's private viewing collection. Landing on the homepage gives users a view of the Earth from a passing satellite. The unsuspecting user is then carried over the Gherkin in London, through a wind farm, down a street in Hong Kong, over a desert and above the streets of Manhatten, all without being offered a sick bag.
And in case you had any doubts about the firm's intentions, check out the picture on its Ideas page showing chairman, Steven Davis pondering his next move, as he strokes the fluffy white cat sitting on his knee.
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The site seems to be based on a concept of global domination, looking like something from a Bond villain's private viewing collection. Landing on the homepage gives users a view of the Earth from a passing satellite. The unsuspecting user is then carried over the Gherkin in London, through a wind farm, down a street in Hong Kong, over a desert and above the streets of Manhatten, all without being offered a sick bag.
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The picture adorning Dewey's "firm" page. We have no idea either. |
And in case you had any doubts about the firm's intentions, check out the picture on its Ideas page showing chairman, Steven Davis pondering his next move, as he strokes the fluffy white cat sitting on his knee.