Bangalore burger brand gets a website that actually matches its product.

Note 1

We started by auditing the current site as a customer would — finding it on Zomato, Googling the brand name, landing on the homepage. The PDF menu was the clearest friction point, and the one most worth solving first.

Note 2

Rather than redesigning from scratch, we kept every existing brand asset — the logo, the yellow-and-black palette, the food photography — and rebuilt the structure around them. The brand did not need a new identity. It needed a better stage.

Note 3

The homepage hero uses their existing burger photography at full bleed. We added a clear CTA, a digital menu section broken into categories, and a locations footer with accurate hours — all the things someone needs when they discover a restaurant online.

Note 4

We chose not to add an online ordering flow because Smash Guys operates primarily through Zomato and Swiggy. The website job is brand credibility and discovery, not transaction. The design reflects that focus.