Websites people come back to.
Most websites say the same thing every day. These follow the clock and your news, so the page people opened last week has something new tonight.
Why it matters
- 01
It follows the clock
Morning light in the morning, the night at night. The page changes colour and words with the hour.
- 02
What is on, right now
A live board of what is playing, how long is left and what is next.
- 03
Your news in one place
A notice on the page, like a closed day or a music night, is changed from BiteTheMenu, without calling us.
What we design for: a website that is part of the night out, not only the address.
See it working
On the real screens.
- A dining and nightlife courtyard
What's on
A live board: the clock to the second, what is on now and how long is left, and what is next. Below it, the night hour by hour, with a line for now.
- A dining and nightlife courtyard
Tonight
The bands and DJ sets of the night on one timeline, with a line for now and a LIVE tag on what is playing. Pick another night to see its line-up.
- A dining and nightlife courtyard
From morning to night
As you scroll, one day goes by, from seven in the morning to two at night. The sky turns from dawn to dusk to night, the clock runs, and each place lights up when it opens.
- An all-day restaurant
Morning to night
Scroll through one day, from fresh bread in the morning to dinner at night. As the clock moves, the colour of the page moves with it.
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