Our Work
A small studio, so every site gets the same attention
We are early, and we would rather show you one site properly than a wall of logos. Here is what we built, why it is built that way, and what happens after it goes live.
Case Study
Osaka Hibachi Express
Fast-casual hibachi and sushi in Blue Bell, PA.
The problem
A takeout restaurant lives or dies on three questions: what do you have, when are you open, and how do I get there. Answering those on a phone screen in a few seconds is the entire job. Everything else on a restaurant site is decoration.
What we built
The whole menu, readable on a phone
Hibachi, sushi, sides, and drinks in one system that can be updated without touching the design.
Hours, directions, and tap-to-call up front
The three things people actually open a restaurant site for, above the fold instead of buried.
Built mobile-first
Most people find a takeout spot on their phone, standing up, in a hurry. That is the case the design starts from.
Built to be found
The menu, hours, and location are marked up so Google, Maps, and AI assistants can read them straight off the page instead of guessing. That is groundwork, not a ranking promise — no one can honestly promise a position in search results, and we do not.
After Launch
The part most people never see
A website is not finished when it launches. Every site we look after is monitored, reported on, and kept current — and the owner can see all of it themselves.
- Uptime checked every minute, with alerts to us within minutes of a problem
- Regular checks on key pages, forms, and the SSL certificate
- A plain-English site health report every month
- A portal login to see site health, past reports, and request changes
Want to see yours before you decide?
We will design a homepage concept for your business and send you a link to it. No charge, no obligation, and you keep the ideas either way.