Real places, shown as they are today.
Websites, scroll scenes, brand pieces and menus for independent places. Every piece starts from the real place: its photos, its menu, its people. That's why no two look alike.
Each site is built around what the place does best, and around the one thing a guest came to do.
Scenes made from the real place: its own photos and video, set to move as you scroll.
The pieces a place uses every day: logo, icons, labels, cards, posts.
No house style. A protein café reads in grams; a sushi bar reads like ink on paper, and its phone menu follows the clock. Each menu looks like its place.
Swag Food Co · Websites A day at the café
Built · launching soonA protein café in Bang Tao, Phuket. The site follows one day at the café, from doors open to closing, on its real hours.
Malibu Sushi · Websites Order ahead, pick it up at the bar
Built · launching soonA neighborhood sushi bar in Malibu, where I work. One page built around one action, order pickup: it says if the bar is open right now, and every order button goes straight to the restaurant’s own Toast store.
Latido Nómade · Websites A photographer’s portfolio
Built · launching soonJuan’s destination and hospitality photography, Los Cabos. A portfolio that tells the story behind each photo.
Swag Food Co · Motion and effects The espresso shot
BuiltThe coffee scene of the Swag site. Made from real photos of the shop and animated with AI video tools. On the site, it pours as you scroll.
Swag Food Co · Motion and effects Soft serve, machine to cup
BuiltFrozen yogurt from the machine into a Swag cup. Made from real photos of the shop and animated with AI video tools.
Swag Food Co · Motion and effects Open the freezer
BuiltThe gelato freezer door opens and the camera moves in to the jars. Built from the shop’s real freezer and jars.
Swag Food Co · Motion and effects The display case
BuiltShot on a phone at the counter, stabilized and turned into a scroll scene. Faces, cash and the till were cut out.
Malibu Sushi · Motion and effects Step inside
BuiltThe site opens on a real walk through the kitchen door, shot on a phone. On the site, your scroll moves you through it.
Swag Food Co · Brand and graphics The logo, rebuilt
ApprovedTheir original seal, redrawn as a clean vector in four versions for print, signs and screens.
Swag Food Co · Brand and graphics Twelve icons
BuiltOne icon set for the menu, the site and Instagram: protein, vegan, sugar-free, gelato and more.
Swag Food Co · Brand and graphics Gelato jar labels
In progressA band with the macros and a QR code, plus a lid sticker for each flavour. Waiting on the real jar measurements.
Swag Food Co · Brand and graphics Review cards
Ready to printA counter card, a table tent and a delivery-bag card that send guests to leave a Google review.
Swag Food Co · Brand and graphics Instagram templates
BuiltFive templates the owners can fill in themselves: product, flavour, hours, review and story.
Swag Food Co · Printed · A3, both sides Grams first
Chosen · going to printBlack and gold, with each dish’s protein grams set first. The owners chose this version out of four.
Malibu Sushi · Printed · 12 pages Brush and ink
In review · not printed yetNight pages and washi pages, with sumi-e brush drawings of the fish. It grew from a 4-page draft to 12, and every price was checked against the POS. The drawings were made with AI image tools.
Malibu Sushi · On the phone · day and night A menu that follows the clock
Built · launching soonLight from 7 a.m., dark after 6 p.m., on the guest’s own clock, so nobody squints at the bar. Every price matches the POS.
No testimonials or numbers yet. When these places launch, we'll show what changed, with dates. More work goes up as owners give their OK.