We designed a clean, gallery-first layout that lets the woodwork speak for itself, with simple filtering by project type.
Case study
Mikelly Woodshop
Brand identity and a portfolio-driven website for Mikelly Woodshop, a Fullerton studio building custom mobile bars, coffee carts, and event displays.
- Industry
- Design-Build Firms
- Location
- Fullerton, CA
Overview
About Mikelly Woodshop
Mikelly Woodshop is a custom wood design and fabrication studio in Fullerton, California, building mobile bars, coffee carts, modular walls, and display structures for events, pop-ups, and brand activations.
Hungry Ram created the brand identity and moved the business from a Canva site to a Next.js website with large-format project imagery, project stories, and a simple way to request custom work.
The challenge
What Mikelly Woodshop needed
Their craftsmanship was not translating online. The old Canva site was cluttered and made it hard to browse past builds, so prospective clients could not see the range and quality of the work.
Our approach
How we built the Mikelly Woodshop website
A content-managed project archive makes it easy to add new builds, and a focused inquiry form helps event planners and brands start a custom project.
Client perspective
“Ram is very professional and easy to work with. He was super patient with me as we took a long time figuring out what direction we wanted to go with our website design. He is quick to respond and we are very happy with how our website turned out. Thank you Ram!! We highly recommend his service if you’re looking for a website designer.”
Kelly Thai
Scope
What we delivered
- Logo and brand identity
- Portfolio website
- Filterable project gallery
- Content-managed project archive
- Custom work inquiry form
- On-page SEO
- Built with
- Next.js
