Concept demos.
Fictional brands — plus the occasional real one, clearly labeled — designed end-to-end to show what your segment's site can be. That includes the people behind the pass — chefs, baristas, bartenders, sommeliers and consultants — and nothing here pretends to be a client engagement it isn't.
Venues
Rooms, counters, kitchens, and stays — sites built around the way each venue actually takes an order or a booking.
Fine dining
Vesper & Vine
A tasting-menu restaurant site built around reservations, not a PDF menu.
Café / QSR
Hot Crumb
Fast ordering and loyalty for a high-volume café counter.
Café / QSR
Cafe Drumsticks
A casual café concept with a menu built to travel well online.
Cloud kitchen
Six Burners
A delivery-first brand site built to route orders across multiple kitchens.
Boutique resort
Cala Azul
Direct bookings for a small resort, without the OTA commission.
Individuals
Independent professionals — a personal brand as the front door, services productized, and the booking owned direct.
Chef
Elio Maren
A private chef’s site where the work sells the dinner — and the booking stays his.
Pastry chef
Atelier Noor
A pastry atelier online: commissions shown like gallery work, ordered like products.
Barista
Tenth Pour
A coffee educator’s studio site — training programs sold as clearly as espresso drinks.
Bartender
Quinn Bar Studio
A bartender-consultant’s studio site: menus, takeovers, and trainings, booked direct.
Sommelier
Vera Lindqvist
A sommelier’s own list: tastings and cellar work presented — and booked — under her name.
Consultant
Third Cover
An F&B consultant’s practice site — engagements scoped on the page, not on a discovery call.
Tell us about your place.
A 15-minute call. We’ll tell you honestly what’s worth building — and what isn’t.
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