
Single-page build
07Japanese food · Case study
We host a couple of their sites, hold about a dozen domains and all the DNS — not the mail. The brand was already theirs; we redrew it sharp. Dozens of takeaway menus, product lists, PDFs, maps, a fiddly contact flow. Same move as Albius: off DIY WordPress onto Base44. This one stays on our account, on hosting and care.
01The delivered site
The layout we shipped for this project — desktop first, with a phone view where we have one.


02The brief
What we were hired to fix
Atariya already sat with us: a couple of WordPress sites, Let’s Encrypt, a pile of names and records. Mail stays with them. The public face still looked like the last CMS theme, not the shops.
The work is the day-to-day: takeaway menus, product listings, PDFs, links to apps we did not build, maps, graphics, and a contact process with more than one door.
03What we delivered
We did not invent the identity. We remade it at a resolution the new site can actually use. Then the same Base44 job as Albius: faster pages, clearer pictures, copy that gets someone to get in touch.
Unlike Albius, the Base44 project stays in our account. They stay on our hosting and on care — we do not hand the repo over and walk away.
Categories, SKUs and collections match how the buyer already shops — trade, wholesale or consumer.
Photos, prices, case sizes and stock cues on the card. No mystery between listing and basket.
Account, guest or reorder paths with fewer blockers between intent and paid order.
Promos, vendors and repeat orders sit on the same rails so growth does not mean a rebuild.
04Outcomes
Menus, products, PDFs, store-app links, maps and a contact flow that is not a single form.
High-resolution recreation of what they already are — plus the graphics the pages need.
Domains and DNS with us, SSL included, Base44 on our seat, a support plan that stays.
—More work
Next step
A short call with the person who would run it — not a sales script.