Hook N CleaverWin the lunch visit.
Earn the next butcher-shop customer.
Sandwiches and market items give people an immediate reason to stop in—and give owners Suzi and JT the opportunity to introduce their prime and aged beef, chicken and seafood.
Lead with what brings people in daily. Then make the wider selection easy to discover. Our proposed copy, conversion strategy and search-focused page structure connect a lunch decision to a longer relationship with the butcher shop.
- Conversion strategy
- Two website concepts
- Desktop + mobile design
- Copy + SEO foundations
Appetite first.
Immersive food photography brings the scratch kitchen forward. Lunch and pickup actions sit close to the message.
Follow the customer: Food photography earns attention. “View Lunch Menu” makes the next decision explicit; mobile visitors can call for pickup.
Ingredients take the stage.
A brighter editorial layout connects preparation, sourcing and the food customers can take home.
Follow the customer: Lunch leads the story, while market and sourcing routes introduce what is behind the meal. Mobile keeps the menu and pickup route close.

A market with more to discover.
The current client website provides context. Our proposals bring lunch forward, separate the founder story from food sourcing, and carry the same strategy through eight pages in each direction.
Kitchen and Source are owner-review concepts, not a launched client redesign.
- A reason to visit todaySandwiches and everyday market needs.
- A chance to discover moreMeet Suzi and JT and explore the butcher selection.
- A relationship worth growingEarn return visits and develop the butcher business sustainably.
What this sets upA conversion strategy built around daily demand and gradual discovery. The concepts demonstrate the intended journey; they do not yet establish traffic or sales results.
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