A website for Snappy’s Sandwiches & Snacks that carries the shop’s retro identity into its menu, locations, and custom catering inquiry form.
ABOUT THE PROJECT
Snappy’s Sandwiches & Snacks has two Portland shops, on SE Ankeny and NW 23rd, and a retro identity built around bold colors, display lettering, and illustrations. We built an Astro website that carries that personality through the menu, locations, and catering pages. The centerpiece is a catering inquiry form with a live receipt-style summary: customers can assemble an order and see their selections together before sending it to the shop.
OUR APPROACH
We connected lunch orders to Square, merchandise to Big Cartel and catering to a custom request form. The navigation keeps those choices distinct, with menu and location information available for customers deciding what to order and where to pick it up.
We carried Snappy’s colors, lettering and illustrations into the catering interface and built a live receipt-style summary. Customers can see quantities, selections and pickup or delivery details together before sending the request for the shop to confirm.
EXPLORE THE WEBSITE
Catering requests
The form collects sandwich choices and quantities, sides, drinks, a date and time, and pickup or delivery details. The receipt-style summary updates as selections change, keeping the order together in one view. Customers can review what they are asking for before submitting; the shop follows up to confirm the details and arrange payment.
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Menu and identity
Mustard yellow, deep green, chunky display lettering, and illustrations run through the site. The catering form uses the same visual language as the homepage and menu, so its functional elements feel like part of the shop rather than a separate piece of software.
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THE WORK BEHIND THE WEBSITE
SE Ankeny and NW 23rd have their own addresses, phone numbers, hours, and directions. A locations link leads to that section of the homepage, bringing the two shops together without making visitors choose a separate site for each.
Order Now links take customers to Square, and Pro Shop links take them to Big Cartel. The custom work stays focused on the website and catering request, while those services continue to handle their respective order flows.
We added events for online-ordering clicks, phone and directions taps, newsletter-link clicks, and successful catering-form submissions. The event names distinguish a click to an external service from a form submission on the website.
YOUR NEXT STEP
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