Real examples
No fake case studies. No made-up results. Just public sites that show the kind of clarity, tone, and customer route work this service is trying to produce. Different businesses, different moods, same underlying job: make the place look more competent.
Local takeaway
Big flavour, fast route to enquiry, and a stronger first impression than the usual local takeaway page. A proper brochure site that does its job.
Restaurant route
A warmer restaurant presentation with more polish, more confidence, and a stronger sense of place.
Good reference for businesses that need a brochure site to feel more deliberate without turning into a luxury-brand parody.
22thesquare.com
Coffee shop route
More editorial, more atmospheric, and designed to feel like a proper venue rather than a template.
Useful proof that the tone can get more expressive without losing the customer route.
22.kieranthlewis.com
Restaurant atmosphere
Richer lighting, stronger photography, and a more memorable feeling before the visitor has even read much copy.
Proof that a brochure site can feel warmer and more trustworthy without getting complicated.
nanasrestaurant.co.uk
Beauty brand tone
Softer, more premium, and more brand-led. A good example of how the whole feel changes when the tone is handled properly.
Useful if the business needs more polish, but still wants the customer route to be obvious.
refinedradiant.org
Bigger jobs & bespoke builds
The higher-end route for jobs that need more polish, more pages, or a more bespoke approach than the Cheap as Chips packages cover.
If the brief sounds too big for this service, that's where it goes.
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How to read this page properly
Some of these are closer to a refresh job. Some are closer to a small brochure build. If the brief starts sounding bigger than the budget route, the more bespoke work can still go through kieranthlewis.com.