A bowl that builds itself
The page opens on an empty bowl. Scroll and the fruit, the granola and the honey land in it, one layer at a time.
A website for an acai bowl and smoothie shop. A film builds a bowl as you scroll, every bowl has its own order button, and ordering ahead takes one tap.
Most bowl shops have a photo of the menu board and a phone number. Nobody can tell what is in a bowl, and the lunch line sends people away.
Every bowl, what is in it and the price are right on the page. People order ahead on their phone and skip the line.
The page opens on an empty bowl. Scroll and the fruit, the granola and the honey land in it, one layer at a time.
All eight bowls sit in a ring when you reach the menu. Keep scrolling and the ring opens up into a wheel.
One bowl turns to the front with its name, what is in it and the price. Every bowl has its own order button, on a computer or a phone.
Four layers, four short notes. Customers know what they are getting before they reach the counter.
A 208 bowl next to a freezer-aisle bowl. Customers see the difference for themselves.
People in line and people at the tables. A busy counter tells a new customer the place is good before they read a word.
Walk in, order ahead, delivery or catering. Pick one and the button changes with it. The hours and a photo of the storefront sit right below.
208 Acai is a sample. The shop, the people, the photos and the film are made up to show what we build.
The website is real. Your site would use your own photos, your own menu and your own reviews.
Tell us what you do. Sean calls you back with a plan and a price.
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