Concept mockupRestaurant Menu & Order Flow
A cleaner mobile menu, clearer ordering CTA, and consistent links between Google, the website, and the order platform.
Best for
Independent restaurants, cafes, and food trucks with menu confusion.
Work
Three clients agreed to have their work featured as case studies below, alongside a concept library of the honest, mobile-first sites we build for prairie small businesses.

Red Deer, AB · Launched in one day
Cheers is a neighbourhood pub in Red Deer — karaoke that runs late, pool tables that don't sit empty, live music on weekends. Regulars already knew that. New customers driving past the sign didn't. Their old web presence didn't say what actually happens inside.
We built and launched a full site in a single working day: a dark, cinematic hero, a clear What's On section for karaoke, live music and pool nights, an honest menu, and a one-tap Call Us button so someone pulling up out front can decide fast. Hours, address and phone match Google exactly.
Within the first weeks the owners saw more first-time visitors mentioning "I saw it online," more phone calls on karaoke and live-music nights, and less time answering "are you open tonight?" over the phone.
Red Deer, AB · Since 1979 · Launched in one day
Ranch House has been serving hand-cut steaks, fresh seafood and stiff cocktails on 50 Avenue since 1979. The problem wasn't the food — it was that their website didn't feel like the room. Guests would land on it, not feel the timber-beam-and-lantern-light dining room, and quietly pick somewhere flashier for their anniversary.
We shot the site around one honest promise: fire, smoke and good company. Big cast-iron hero, an editorial menu that reads well on a phone, a clear Reserve button, and a click-to-call to the real reservation line — 403-358-4100 — on every page. Built, launched and handed over inside a single day.
The result: more online reservations, more calls from people who'd already decided before they picked up the phone, and a first impression that finally matches four decades of actual cooking.

An Edmonton-to-Yellowknife pop-up shop needed one clear digital home base — dates, goods, story, and contact — built and launched in one working day.
Honest scope, not a premium luxury design example.

Clean, mobile-first concept mockups for the businesses we serve. Not client work — think of them as sketches.
Concept mockupA cleaner mobile menu, clearer ordering CTA, and consistent links between Google, the website, and the order platform.
Best for
Independent restaurants, cafes, and food trucks with menu confusion.
Concept mockupHours, services, products, reviews, and clear call and directions buttons in one simple site.
Best for
Convenience stores, small markets, and gas station shops.
Concept mockupServices with clear pricing, stylist profiles, gallery, and a primary booking CTA above the fold on mobile.
Best for
Salons, barbers, tattoo shops, and beauty service businesses.
Concept mockupClear service areas, trust signals, project photos, and a short quote form that converts on mobile.
Best for
Handyman, repair, cleaning, contracting, and mechanical services.
Concept mockupA focused homepage with services, pricing, gallery, and a clear Schedule an Appointment button above the fold.
Best for
Independent barbers, neighbourhood shops, and grooming studios.
Concept mockupA polished service menu, gallery, and seasonal promo card with a single primary booking CTA.
Best for
Nail studios, beauty bars, and small spa businesses.
Concept mockupA warm, inviting hero with menu highlights, hours, location, and a simple way to call or order.
Best for
Independent cafés, bakeries, and dessert shops.
Concept mockupAn age-gated informational layout with store hours, education, FAQ, and clear contact paths — built for compliance-aware messaging.
Best for
Cannabis retailers needing a compliant informational presence.