A short build for a donut shop in Gillette — two sessions on top of the Skateland framework. Menu, hours, two ordering paths (Messenger + text), written to sound like the owner. No online cart, no Doordash tax, nothing between a regular and a glazed at 6:45am.
Owner needed a site that did three things: show today's menu, say when they're open, and make it trivially easy for a regular to order a dozen glazed from the parking lot. Everything else was pressure we refused to add.
A short menu the owner can update, hours and location in both the hero and the footer, and two ordering paths: "Order on Messenger" and "Text us to order." No online cart, no third-party fees, nothing between a regular and a glazed at 6:45am. Built on the same Next.js + Payload framework as Skateland — copying our own homework is how this one took two sessions instead of two months.
Color, type, and tone came from the owner's handwritten menu board. We pulled a pink from it and built around that.
Whether the two-path ordering (Messenger vs text) settles into a clear favorite, and whether Local Pack visibility for "donuts gillette wy" climbs once the GBP is tied to the final domain. Full writeup lands here after the site has a month of real traffic.