Peruvian restaurant · Valencia
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A new digital experience for a food brand with a character of its own.
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Eight brands live, in Spain and Peru.
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Peruvian restaurant · Valencia
A new digital experience for a food brand with a character of its own.
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Italian osteria · València
A menu in four languages the restaurant updates itself, without touching code.
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Couture fabrics · Lima
A European fabric catalogue with shop and its own panel, for a couture house.
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Neapolitan pizzeria · Máncora
A bilingual menu the owner edits from his phone, with prices always current.
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Goodyear Car Care distributor · Peru
Digital presence for the exclusive distributor of an international brand.
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Digital headhunting
Identity and website for a recruitment firm that sells trust.
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A pretty mockup proves nothing: you can't tell whether it loads fast, whether it works on an old phone, or whether the client can maintain it without calling anyone.
That's why every project on this page carries its real address. Open them, look at them on your phone with mobile data and see how long they take to appear. That's what your customer is going to do.
Two of them are served from subfolders of this same domain and the rest from their own. None is a portfolio set piece.
Osteria da Gianni had a menu in four languages and every price change meant a phone call. Today the restaurant updates it from its own panel and the four languages regenerate together.
Pizza Lulli is in Máncora, ten thousand kilometres away: the owner edits dishes and prices from his phone without depending on anyone's timezone.
Punto Tessuto sells couture fabric in Lima, where the photograph and the detail matter more than the text. And Enlace Talento sells trust, which is a problem of tone before it's a problem of design.
We don't publish percentage increases in sales. A number like that only means something if you know what was being measured before, for how long, and what else changed in that period, and you almost never do.
We'd rather show what is checkable: the site working, how fast it loads, and the fact that the owner maintains it without us.
If you'd like to speak to one of them, we'll arrange it. It's better proof than any figure we could write here.