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Boys & Girls Clubs of San Antonio Website Refresh

We redesigned Boys & Girls Clubs of San Antonio’s (BGCSA) website to bring the company’s quality of care to life. Throughout the site...

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Published
15 Jan 2020

We redesigned Boys & Girls Clubs of San Antonio’s (BGCSA)!

We redesigned Boys & Girls Clubs of San Antonio’s (BGCSA) website to bring the company’s quality of care to life. Throughout the site, we used the brand's logo and created a soft pattern out of it to ultimately add more life and modernity. BGCSA focuses on Academic Success, Healthy Lifestyles, as well as Character & Leadership. In order to convey that more cleanly we added a splash of floating spinach and bananas throughout the page explaining “Our Approach”. Working on this project was truly a treat!

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