Concept build
Ash & Antler BBQ
Fictional restaurant — built by us to show the standard, not a client.
A complete seven-page smokehouse site, clickable end to end. We built it because a new agency's client list is short, and we'd rather show you a finished build than a mockup. Everything on it works the way it would for a real pit.
What's built
- Headcount calculatorThree questions — how many, how hungry, which meats. Out comes pounds of each meat, pans of each side, dozens of buns, and one price. The host stops guessing high, and stops paying for the surplus.
- The pack drops straight into the cartWith a notice of what loaded and an invitation to change any of it. No retyping the order you just worked out — which is exactly where a decided customer wanders off.
- Arithmetic shown, not hiddenHalf a pound of meat a head, a pan of each side per fifty, a dozen buns per twelve. A host who knows their crowd can move the slider and watch the price follow.
- Real cartQuantities, running totals, a pickup time, a reference code on the confirmation. Orders get placed at eleven at night for Saturday, with nobody answering a phone.
- Works with scripting offA plain-text fallback repeats the rule and the per-pound prices, so the page still answers the question.
Every confirmation says nothing was sent — this is a demonstration. Every footer says the restaurant is fictional and the reviews, prices and people are sample content.
This is the same standard every site we sell is built to. The restaurant isn't real. The build is.
Click through it yourself
Screenshots flatten a site. The whole thing is live — all seven pages, the calculator, the pack handoff into the cart, the reservation grid.
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