An archive of clean, fast websites for businesses worth visiting.

The Track Kitchen has served breakfast to the Aiken Training Track horse industry since 1957 and has no website. Yelp shows the place 'permanently closed.' The redesign gives the Carters a small site that exists, says clearly when they're open, shows the menu, and tells the story.

2026

The current site at pieceofpotato.com does open, but only after the browser shows a full-page red warning that the site isn't safe. Most visitors back out. The redesign keeps Chef Toole's brand voice, recipes, and photos but ships a site that opens cleanly, with the address, hours, menu, and ordering routes front and centre.

2026

The current site is a clean Squarespace template, functional but generic, the kind of theme any florist could be running. The redesign is a quiet, editorial portfolio in the tradition of small design studios, one event at a time, slowly photographed, bespoke to the studio's actual aesthetic.

2026

The current site is a free template on a long, hard-to-remember web address, with a banner across the top advertising the company that built it. The redesign gives the kitchen its own home online, with a real menu and a real story.

2026

The current site is a near-empty builder template, awkwardly spaced, with almost no menu detail and no hours. The redesign gives the cafe a quietly classical equestrian-club look, with a real menu, a clear hours grid, and a polished reservation form.

2026