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denpermanentesauna.dk

The homepage of denpermanentesauna.dk: a sauna in light wood with a sea view through a large window, with the Danish headline "Varmen indenfor. Havet lige udenfor."

Sauna club · Risskov, Aarhus

Den Permanente Sauna

The brief: A waterside sauna club in Risskov where guests needed to be able to book a slot without joining as a member first.
The insight: People book a sauna on mood, not specifications. What has to come first is the warmth, the sea, and the calm afterwards — not a price list.
The design move: A calm, dark front page where the photo of the sauna is allowed to fill the screen, with only two ways forward: book a slot, or hire the whole sauna.
What we built: Online booking and payment, private hire of the whole sauna, memberships and login, plus pages about the experiences and how a visit works.

cafe19hole.dk

The homepage of cafe19hole.dk: two photos side by side of set tables in the cafe and in the restaurant overlooking the golf course, with the Danish headline "Vores Steder."

Cafes and ice cream shops · four locations

Café No. 19

The brief: Four different locations — two cafes and two ice cream shops across three towns — that used to be scattered and hard for a guest to keep track of.
The insight: The guest isn't looking for a company. The guest is looking for the nearest place that's open right now. The location has to be found before the brand.
The design move: One shared entry point, where the four locations are presented as four independent experiences, each with its own opening hours and contact details.
What we built: A shared front page featuring the four locations, individual pages per location with opening hours and contact details, gift cards, and a visible phone number throughout.

hallecare.dk

The homepage of hallecare.dk: a mechanic repairing an electric scooter in a mobile workshop, next to the Danish headline "Er din el-scooter gået i stykker? Vi kommer og reparerer den hos dig."

Mobile workshop · electric scooters

HalleCare

The brief: A mobile workshop that drives out and repairs electric scooters at the customer's home. The website had to make clear that customers don't need to transport anything themselves.
The insight: The people who need this are often older, or relatives calling on someone else's behalf. They don't want a twelve-field form — they want a phone number that works.
The design move: The promise is the first thing you read. The phone number is visible on every single screen, and the alternative is one field: leave your number and we'll call you back.
What we built: A large, readable phone number in the header and hero, a call-back form with only one required field, a pricing page, booking for a free viewing, and an overview of the services.

prezzemolo.dk

The homepage of prezzemolo.dk: guests at the tables in the small osteria seen through the large windows, with the Danish headline “Moderne og autentisk italiensk køkken”.

Osteria · Aarhus C

Prezzemolo

The brief: An osteria on Jægergårdsgade with ten tables. With that few seats the table booking decides the evening, and it happens over the phone.
The insight: Ten tables means a phone call is worth more than a click. If the guest has to hunt for the number, she eats somewhere else.
The design move: The phone number is the primary action in both the header and the hero, and an opening status says whether they are open right now — so the guest knows whether calling is worth it.
What we built: Menu and wine list with current prices, a gallery, opening hours with an open-now status, and call-to-book as the leading button on every screen.

rytmeloftet.dk

Jazz club · Daugård

Rytmeloftet

The brief: A jazz club in the countryside with room for around 75 guests. Tickets used to be sold by hand, concert by concert.
The insight: With 75 seats the sale has to close while the guest is still excited about the concert — not in a queue at the door.
The design move: The concert calendar comes first, buying a ticket is the only real action, and the club can put up a new concert themselves without calling us.
What we built: Online ticket sales with card payment, a concert calendar, a gallery, a newsletter, an enquiry form for hiring the band, and an admin area with sales figures and guest lists.

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