The can, on the first screen
The hero plays her own footage in a tall rounded frame topped with a can lid: the espresso, the can, the sealer, and off it goes. Her round palm logo sits faintly behind the headline.
Lexi Johnson’s mobile coffee bar, pouring at weddings, graduation parties, birthdays, corporate events and markets in Arizona through April, then Minnesota full time. The site is in her own blue, black and white, and the first screen shows the whole idea in one clip: espresso, the can, the sealer, and off it goes. Her menu, a wall of her cans at real events and the four things she brings sit above a quote form that asks for the event, the date, the venue, the guest count and the drinks.
A first website for a mobile coffee bar Lexi started in early 2026, where every iced drink is sealed in a can at the bar. The look came from two Pinterest pins she sent and her own blue: bright, clean and simple, with the canning — the thing that sets her apart — on the first screen.
The hero plays her own footage in a tall rounded frame topped with a can lid: the espresso, the can, the sealer, and off it goes. Her round palm logo sits faintly behind the headline.
The menu is her own board, drink by drink with every flavour listed, and a wall of photos shows her cans at real events: market days, poolside, and a custom label for a venue’s happy hour.
The form asks what she needs to price an event: what it is, the date, the state, the venue, the guest count and which drinks, custom labels included. It reaches her inbox as an email in her own colours, with Call and Reply buttons.
The site runs in her own Cloudflare account on her own domain, so the business owns every piece of it.
Every site here is live on the client’s own domain, designed for one business and reused for none. Tell me what yours does and I’ll tell you what I’d build.