Prices on a single switch.
Prices are switched on or off from the panel with one toggle; the site, QR menu, product pages and search results all change together.
HOW IT SHOWS IN THE PRODUCT
When it’s off, prices are never sent to the page at all.
● Live · Client work
A website for a healthy grab-and-go brand in Ankara, a digital menu that opens from the QR code in store, and a panel the business runs itself.
Sector
Food and drink · Ankara
Our role
Web · QR menu · Admin panel
Status
Live
Started
June 2026
01
A newly opened grab-and-go brand: the counter is restocked every morning, the menu and prices change often, and office lunch and catering requests arrive through different channels. The site had to carry all of that without tying the business to a developer.
02
We fed the catalogue, QR menu and quote forms from a single admin panel. No online payments; orders come through WhatsApp and the quote form. Before opening, a “coming soon” page collected a waitlist.
So the business can run the site without asking anyone.
Prices are switched on or off from the panel with one toggle; the site, QR menu, product pages and search results all change together.
HOW IT SHOWS IN THE PRODUCT
When it’s off, prices are never sent to the page at all.
Headlines, services, address and map are edited in the panel, with no redeploy. The business doesn’t depend on a developer.
HOW IT SHOWS IN THE PRODUCT
A product is entered once; the catalogue, QR menu, sitemap and share images all draw from the same record.
HOW IT SHOWS IN THE PRODUCT
Screens are based on the site’s own interface; its identity is below.
The site was working even before the opening date was set; four steps to going live.
Logo, tagline and a “Get notified” form. A waitlist built up before opening.
The client picked one of several directions; the others are kept in the archive, not deleted.
While the site was still closed, the client browsed and approved it through a private link.
When it was ready, it went live with a single setting, on its own server, with SSL.
BRAND IDENTITY
A wordmark built around a bar-less Λ, with pine green and warm paper tones. Colour is kept to a minimum so the photos stand out; the type is bold: condensed capitals, a handwritten accent, a light body.
A six-page site, an in-store QR menu and the business’s own admin panel. New products appear in search listings and share images automatically.
Runs on its own server with Docker, Nginx and SSL, not tied to any single hosting company. Form notifications arrive instantly by email.