Burciaga & Co.

Burciaga & Co.

Super sleek and fairly minimal the Burciaga website looks great. I really like how it starts off primarily muted in colors with the grays, then as you interact with it and scroll you get colors. The design is primarily made up of the examples of work samples which is great because that’s really what it’s all about. Nice responsive design to boot!

Super sleek and fairly minimal the Burciaga website looks great. I really like how it starts off primarily muted in colors with the grays, then as you interact with it and scroll you get colors. The design is primarily made up of the examples of work samples which is great because that’s really what it’s all about. Nice responsive design to boot!

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1 Comment

  1. Rob Abby

    IMO, anyone who has to call themselves a creative visionary on their homepage is a douche. Let your work speak for itself, and I’ll decide if you are visionary. Mediocre website.

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