2024 · Live
Blissful Bites
Bespoke baking, on a storefront she owns
- Role
- Design, Engineering
- Built with
- Web
- Live at
- blissfulbites.ph
Before the site, Blissful Bites lived on Facebook and Instagram. That’s fine for showing off the latest cake and bad for showing the range. A customer who wanted to know what a three-tier involved had to ask in the comments under a photo of something else.
The site
It lays out the seven kinds of order she takes: single tier, tiered, small cakes with cupcakes, twin cakes, wedding cakes, custom cupcakes and giveaways. There’s her story, recent work, a menu, and answers to the questions she used to answer one message at a time. It all sits on blissfulbites.ph, a domain she owns, so a change to somebody else’s feed can’t bury her shop.
Ordering
A custom cake starts with a conversation about tiers, flavours, a date, and usually a photo of a cake somebody wants matched. The site doesn’t try to replace that. Each order button opens Messenger, Instagram or a form, and the customer arrives already knowing what she makes.
No cart, no prices
We left out a cart and a price list on purpose. A three-tier wedding cake and a box of giveaway cupcakes are priced on completely different terms, and any number we put up before the customer has described what they want would be a guess. She quotes once she knows what she’s being asked to bake.
The real thing
Impact
Her whole range on a site at her own address, so customers can see what she makes before they ask.
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