Menus & boards
Readable type, sane contrast, and structure that matches how people scan: sections, prices, and the one thing you want them to try today.
Showcase sample · not a separate product lane
Digital signage
Menus, specials, hours, and “what’s on tap”—on the wall or behind the bar, running on gear you own, with workflows you can use during a rush. Month-at-a-glance, dinner plan, or a quiet photo loop on the TV you already own—same wall-display idea as our shop work, without turning the living room into an ad network.
Pi photo-drop → kitchen wall
For lightweight loops we like a small Pi running offline Wi‑Fi (open access point), a shared folder (Samba), and a rotating image player—phones on the couch can drop new JPGs without touching the public internet. Point the same box at a month-view HTML page or a school calendar instead of tap list specials, and you’re in “home mode” without a different stack.
What goes on the screen
Shop line, home line, or both—we scope for what people actually read from where they stand.
Promos & events
Swap a slide when the keg kicks or the band starts. We set you up so updates don’t need a “web person” on speed dial.
Hours & practicals
Closing early, holiday hours, parking note—whatever cuts down the same three questions at the register.
Calendars & family boards
At home the “promo” might be who’s picking up whom, a shared month view, or a rotating folder of art—same contrast and distance rules, calmer motion, no nagging signup boxes.
How we like to run it
Cloud-friendly pages in full-screen mode, or a lightweight player—your call. We keep payment networks off the project and put customer-facing stuff on its own lane when we can.
- You buy the TV (or reuse one). We help you size it for the distance people stand at.
- Stick, mini PC, or tablet—you source what fits the outlet and budget; we install, configure, and document (we don’t sell hardware—we set up what you bring or buy).
- Handoff in plain language: how to change text, swap an image, and who to ping if the hardware blinks out.
Ready when you are
Tell us your wall—shop floor, break room, or kitchen hallway—and we’ll sketch a sane first version.