yeah, i’ve seen the way the central nave in a temple is the biggest and most ornate, and the side halls are smaller and simpler, and that’s exactly how a clean interface puts the most important content at the forefront while giving less critical stuff a quieter space. it’s all about guiding the eye and showing respect for the hierarchy, just like an explorer maps out a site before you step foot in it. so next time you’re designing a menu, think of a temple’s layout – keep the main altar front and center, and let the peripheral rooms quietly support the whole structure.