Clearer buying
Customers can understand the products, options, and next step without unnecessary back-and-forth.
Case study
A local food business transformed into a clearer online shop, with stronger product discovery, easier ordering, and a story rooted in Downpatrick.
DownpatrickSince 1902The transformation
Hanlons needed more than a list of products. The website had to make the food look good, make categories easy to understand, and give customers confidence to order without ringing first.


The thinking
Customers do not want to study a website. They want to see what is available, find the right category, trust the business, and place an order.
Mobile product journeyThe real business
The website has strong material to work with: handmade platters, hampers, fresh produce, and a team customers already know.




Interactive local history
The expanding decade panels and team carousel turn Hanlons' history into something visitors can experience, instead of hiding it inside a wall of text.


The finished experience
The site sells products directly, shows the people behind the counter, and gives Hanlons useful content for search and social media.

Content hub
Food ideas with a genuine local voice.Seasonal features, team stories, and useful food content give people reasons to return while creating more ways to find Hanlons through search.

What the website now delivers
Customers can understand the products, options, and next step without unnecessary back-and-forth.
The history, team, and local content show the real business behind the online shop.
The blog supports seasonal promotion, social sharing, and long-term local visibility.
The finished project
Browse the live shop, then see more Bickie work across Northern Ireland.