Guys, you’ve been open for what,
6 years? Time for a new website.

XO, Jules from The Hut.

Google can’t read a vibe.

Your site is: A photo. A to-go order button. Three social icons.

Everything good about this place lives on Instagram, where it vanishes in a day and Google never sees it. Someone searches "Ventura pizza" and you're not the first thing they find. You’ll probably never outrank Tony’s, but I want to get you at least beating Pinyon. You have seniority.

  • We could keep it simple: One page, scrolls top to bottom, with section anchors. Everything a person needs on it. Who you are, hours, where you are, the to-go pizza button, a couple of mouth-watering photos.

  • Doesn't have to list every tap. Those probably change constantly. It can just say what you're about: independent, 24 rotating California taps, sourdough pizza, the charcuterie. We’ll only list things that don’t change. No PDF menus that Google can’t read.

  • Not mandatory, but it’s a quick add.

  • The Hut is my neighborhood bar. I don’t want it to change. I would never propose a slick or fancy site for it, but you cannot call and ask, “is it Comedy night?” “Which night does Fluid State pop-up?” Something that just says when things happen would be helpful to me, personally.

My Process

The plan

First we talk budget and figure out how big or small you want this. That decides everything else.

Mood board

I pull colors, type, a look that feels like you, and show you before I build anything so we're on the same page.

Build time

Start to finish it's usually about a month, give or take depending on how involved we get and how busy we both are.