Food and beverage web design that converts first orders
Storefronts for CPG, snack, and beverage brands on WooCommerce or Shopify. Subscribe and save flow, FDA nutrition PDP, allergen callouts, store locator, and Klaviyo wired in. Every site launches at 3.6% average conversion and 95+ mobile PageSpeed.
Three ways your current storefront loses CPG orders
If any of these looks familiar, the free website audit names the fix and what it's worth before you spend a dollar.
Three outcomes every food and beverage web design engagement produces
Three numbers we sign against on every responsive rebuild. Each one is a launch criterion, not a hope.
Conversion architecture that moves the number
Architecture built to convert, sharper PDP UX, and a tighter checkout flow that beats your current baseline inside 60 days of launch on mobile and desktop.
SEO-ready launch, not a six-month retrofit build
Product and Recipe schema, nutrition metadata, and buying-intent slugs live on day one. Recipe blog URLs carry forward so organic traffic holds steady.
Brand ownership at handoff, everything in your name
Your domain, your CMS logins, your Shopify billing, and your Klaviyo and Recharge accounts sit in your name. Walk away with the site whole if you leave.
Four stages. Every step ends in a sign-off
Fixed scope, fixed timeline, fixed outcomes. Nothing moves to the next stage until your leadership signs the gate deliverable, and every milestone lands on a calendar date.
Discovery that earns the brief
A brief signed by founder, ops lead, and marketing lead. Brand-owner interview, technical audit of your current storefront, Shopify data mapping, and a benchmark of 5 category peers. Nothing moves until it is locked.
Design built against your storefront
Mobile-first design system with CPG PDP conversion patterns, subscribe and save flow, and nutrition panel UX baked in from wireframe. Every component engineer-validated the same week it is drawn. You walk away with an editable Figma file your team owns.
Engineering that survives your next Shopify upgrade
Shopify with Liquid and Hydrogen by default. Headless Next.js when the subscription flow demands it. Core Web Vitals treated as an acceptance criterion. Recharge or Skio, Klaviyo, ShipStation, GA4, and Meta CAPI wired in with server-side backup.
Launch and 30 days of post-live watch
Cutover runs off-hours with the whole team on a bridge. Search Console, error logs, Shopify orders, and Core Web Vitals watched daily for 30 days. On day 31 you take the keys and go, or roll into a website maintenance retainer.
What you actually get from our CPG web design services
Fixed scope. Fixed timeline. Fixed outcomes. Each phase below has a defined deliverable, a written sign-off, and a date on the calendar.
Two weeks. Brief signed by founder, ops, and marketing
Brand-owner interview, technical audit of your current storefront, Shopify plus analytics plus ad accounts, competitor benchmark of five category peers, and Shopify data mapping. The output is a written brief your founder, ops lead, and marketing lead sign off on before we design a pixel or write a line of code.
Weeks 3 to 6. Mobile-first CPG design system
Mobile-first design system with CPG PDP conversion patterns and cart plus subscribe-and-save flow baked in from the wireframe stage. Every component validated by the engineer in the same week it is drawn. You get a Figma file your team owns, not a slide deck you cannot edit.
Weeks 7 to 12. Core Web Vitals as acceptance criterion
Shopify with Liquid and Hydrogen components by default. Headless with Next.js if your subscription flow needs it. LiteSpeed or edge CDN, Core Web Vitals as an acceptance criterion (not a wish), WCAG 2.1 AA verified before launch. Nothing goes live without hitting the numbers.
Weeks 10 to 12. Every tool wired with a documented abstraction layer
Shopify, Amazon Seller Central, Klaviyo, ShipStation integrations. GA4, Google Business Profile, review platform, subscription engine. Forms and orders route into the Shopify record with campaign-source tagging. Built with documented abstraction layers so the next stack swap is days, not months.
Week 13. Cutover, 301 map, and 30-day watch
Production DNS cutover, 301 map from the old site, uptime plus Core Web Vitals monitoring live, and a 30 to 90 day post-launch support window. Your team keeps the design files, the CMS logins, and the repo. Walk away with the site whole if you ever leave.
Four food and beverage web design tiers for every CPG stage
Pick the tier that matches your SKU count and revenue stage. Every project is a fixed-price quote, not a monthly bill. No setup fees.
Ongoing website maintenance is a separate monthly plan starting at $199/mo, and you can move that plan up or down with 30 days notice.
Every web design feature, tier by tier
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Booking + conversions+
SEO + visibility+
Care + support+
Real brands, real numbers
Each one includes where the client started, what we changed and what happened.
CLIENT WORDS
Demos doubled in a quarter after the funnel rewrite. Nothing about the traffic changed. The pipeline math finally works.
Client retainers doubled without adding a single account manager. They rebuilt our funnel and the reporting dashboard sold itself on demo calls.
The team split our national spend by store catchment. Every location got its own landing page and creative. Booked eye exams up 47% inside two quarters with the same media budget.
Enterprise demo requests up 3.2x. First operator we have worked with who cared about the CRM number, not the ad account.
Sign-ups tripled without adding ad spend. They rebuilt the checkout, fixed the pricing page, and the numbers moved every week.
Vendor and buyer leads went from unpredictable to a monthly forecast we could staff against. First agency that treated the CRM as the scoreboard, not the ad account.
Site, ads, and follow-up under one contract. Partner inquiries doubled without adding headcount.
The paid team ran an audit that found $18K/mo in wasted spend on brand terms we were already ranking for. Fixed inside two weeks.
They cut wasted spend on non-buyer keywords and moved the budget to product-page campaigns. Blended ROAS climbed 40% in the first quarter.
Catalog ads at 5.8x where our old agency plateaued at 2x. Weekly notes tell us exactly what changed and what is next.
Common food and beverage web design questions
Straight answers on cost, timeline, platform, subscription flow, PDP pattern, and ADA compliance. Call or email if we missed yours.
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