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beastypages.com case study.
A client needed one phone-first website for browsing local-business pages and menus in a consistent interface. Leon built the public site and the supporting demonstration flow while keeping the unfinished commerce boundary explicit.
The decision this solved
Make many business pages feel like one phone-first website.
The website had to organize many distinct businesses without making a phone visitor relearn the interface on every page. Search, business details, menus, and the cart demonstration had to remain understandable in one compact experience.
What Leon built
Delivered scope.
Catalog snapshot: 37 businesses
The September 4, 2026 review snapshot contained 37 businesses. Search and consistent business-specific pages give phone visitors one place to browse the catalog.
Business menus
Each business can present its own menu or offering inside the shared site structure.
Demonstration order logic
A prototype cart uses server-side repricing and vendor-separated demo tickets instead of trusting totals from the browser.
Evidence on this page
What supports the case.
- A public business page can be opened from this case study.
- The two published screenshots show the catalog and menu interfaces on a phone-sized layout.
- The website client approved the exact project statement published below.
Approved client feedback
The client's exact, approved words.
beastypages.com
Current name: beastypages.com.
“I hired Leon to build The Home Screen website. He iterated quickly as we worked through the project, and I was happy with the final website.”
GlennWebsite client
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