DEMOS
These are Dino Signal demos, each pointing in a different direction.
Look at the layout, the features and the tone, find the one closest to you, then shape it into your own version.
One person making things by hand still needs somewhere to explain the craft.
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Few pieces, each one worth introducing properly.
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Put the process and the pricing up front, and enquiries stop at “when”.
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Daily limits and pickup times, without posting them again every morning.
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Today’s beans and today’s hours, on one page.
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Bookings come in on their own; the menu changes without a developer.
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A price range by size and service, so nobody is surprised at the door.
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Let people know what you do and roughly what it costs, before the site visit.
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Sizes, styles and payment, handled by the customer.
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Holiday orders all land on one day — let people choose the slot themselves.
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Regulars buy much the same things — they shouldn’t have to start over.
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Ingredients, directions and cautions, in the same format on every product.
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No packages. The slots and the prices are both up front.
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Bookings and notes in one place, so rescheduling isn’t a fresh conversation.
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Style, process and deposit stated clearly, so enquiries arrive informed.
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Courses, timetable and enrolment together — parents read and enrol themselves.
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Change the timetable once; the site and the bookings follow.
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Merchants update their own entries; the directory and search follow.
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Six products only, and each one has to say why it exists.
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A prescription card for every blend, not a product grid.
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