A shortcut to the top order


Cases Pizzeria and delivery
A delivery site of its own, with a pizza builder and a back office.


The challenge
Clone sells pizza for delivery in Curitiba. Customers saw the brand on one site and placed the order on another, a third-party digital menu.
Baseline
2 addresses to see the brand and to order. Measured on Oct 10, 2026.
The approach
01 · We understand the problem
Colors measured from the logo and the food brands the owners admire became the visual brief, before any screen.
Clone only: red, green and a big pizza on the first screen.
03 · We design the solution
Half and half is the most common order. The builder shows the pizza changing with every tap.
Clone only: up to 4 flavors on one pizza, priced by the most expensive one.
04 · We build
Delivery comes right after the bag. Customers see the fee and the time before they pay.
Clone only: delivery in 30 to 50 min, or pickup in 15 to 35 min with no fee.
05 · We ship
An order placed on the site goes straight into the kitchen queue, with a sound. Nobody types it again.
Clone only: orders, kitchen, delivery and cash register on one screen, on desktop and phone.
The screens
Captured from the site on Oct 16, 2026, on desktop, tablet and phone.







Details






Before and after
The before stays in words, as it was measured. The after is the live site.
Before, Oct 10, 2026
Measured on Oct 10, 2026

In use
The site scrolling from the top to the menu, the way customers see it.
Δ result
went from2 1
Addresses to see the brand and order
measured on Oct 10 and Oct 16, 2026
73
Flavors on the site menu, with photos
live site, Oct 16, 2026
4
Flavors on one pizza, priced on the button
live site, Oct 16, 2026
Commitment
Baseline measured before we start. Result measured 30 days after launch.
Sales and conversion: measurement in progress, against the Oct 10, 2026 baseline. They will show up here with a date and a method.
Tell us what you want to build. We reply within one business day with next steps.
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