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Case 01Selected Work

ArmadaCatering

Client
Armada-Catering
Location
Southern California
Discipline
Web Design + Brand Direction
Year
2025 — Built & sold

A small Southern California catering company looking for a fresh direction for its branding and networking — and a website that could introduce the business with confidence.

Armada-Catering published homepage on desktop: dark coastal tones, warm ivory serif headline and a Plan Your Event invitation
— opens the live Armada-Catering website in a new tab
Fig. 01 — Published website, desktopwww.armada-catering.com

01What Armada needed

A fresh brand direction, and a better way to make new connections.

Armada needed a presence that felt considered, communicated its catering experience clearly, and was easy to share with prospective clients and collaborators.

02What I heard

The brief was about more than a new look. It was about making a small business easier to understand, remember and recommend.

01

Positioning

The personal, chef-led approach needed to come through before someone reached an inquiry form.

02

Recognition

The brand needed a consistent direction that felt distinctive and appropriate for intimate, considered events.

03

Connections

A clear website could support introductions and referrals by giving clients and collaborators one useful place to learn about Armada and get in touch.

03What I built

  1. 01

    A coastal-inspired brand direction

    Deep coastal tones, warm ivory and brass-colored details frame a refined, welcoming identity. Serif typography gives the experience a considered character.

  2. 02

    A clearer service story

    The published website introduces private-chef experiences, private dinners, wine pairings and celebrations, helping visitors understand what Armada offers.

  3. 03

    A home for introductions

    A shareable website brings the company’s story, events and cuisine together, supporting the conversations and referrals that matter to a small catering business.

  4. 04

    A direct next step

    A prominent “Plan Your Event” invitation and inquiry path give interested visitors a clear way to begin a conversation.