When do you know a design actually has enough?

In university, one of my professors kept using the word "suficiencia." There isn't a clean translation for it, but the idea was strict: if a detail adds meaning to the concept, it stays. If you're adding it just because it looks nice, it goes.

I didn't think much of it at the time. Now it's the question I ask before every project ships.

What's the one thing you were taught early on that you still use on every project?

Suficiencia is such a powerful lens for design! Stripping away the fluff until every single element carries real intention is what turns a good layout into an iconic one

BURGY — Bold Burger Restaurant Website Concept 🍔✨

BURGY is a vibrant restaurant website concept designed to make the food feel impossible to ignore.

The idea was to bring the energy of a modern burger brand into the digital experience — bold, playful, appetite-driven, and built around one clear action: getting users closer to their next order.

The visual direction combines oversized typography, vivid green tones, high-impact food photography, and playful graphic details to give the brand a strong personality from the very first screen.

Special attention was given to:

• a product-first hero section that puts the burger at the center of attention; • oversized typography that adds personality without competing with the food imagery; • strong “Order Now” and menu CTAs that stay easy to spot; • social proof elements that build trust around the brand; • responsive mobile layouts that preserve the same bold visual character; • alternative color directions to explore how the identity can adapt across different brand applications.

The result is a restaurant experience that feels energetic, memorable, and built to turn appetite into action 🍔

Looking to create a bold digital experience for your restaurant, food delivery service, or F&B brand? Let’s make something people crave before they even place an order 🌶️

Love the colors here 💚