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Clone Pizza has its own site.

A pizzeria in Curitiba. It moved from a third-party menu to a site designed for the brand: a pizza builder with up to 4 flavors, orders wired to the back office and support in one inbox.

  • 73flavors on the menu
  • 4flavors on one pizza
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Clone Pizza site on a computer: the "A pizza do seu jeito" opening and the menu.
Clone Pizza site menu on a phone, with categories and pizzas.

Screenshots of the live site, on 10/12/2026.

Project: Clone Pizza

It had a website and a third-party menu. Today it is one place.

Clone Pizza, in Curitiba, sold from two separate addresses. It moved to the platform with a site built for its brand and its operation. This is the project, from the study to the order.

Before: two addresses

A website that showed the brand and could not take an order, and a third-party digital menu, at another address and with another look. Flavors were picked from a text list, with no photos, and the delivery fee only showed at the end. Measured on Oct 10, 2026.

Now: one place

Site, menu, builder, delivery and panel in the same place, with the restaurant's brand from start to finish. The order the customer closes goes straight into the team's queue.

No result numbers: the after has not been measured yet. When it is, it goes here with date and method.

The study: the identity comes from the logo

The colors were measured on the restaurant's logo. The type and the layout came from a study of food brands the owners admire, before any screen was drawn.

  • Bricolage Grotesqueheadlines
  • Figtreebody
  • Red#DE0209
  • Green#00933E
  • Yellow#FFD56C
  • Cream#FFF3DF
  • Ink#1A110C

The DNA in five lines

  1. Flat fields of color, no gradients
  2. Giant headline, in capitals
  3. Real product photo, large and from above
  4. Categories as blocks of color
  5. Badges and bands that look like signage

The home page in motion

The page scrolls inside the frame as you scroll this one. These are real captures of the live site, taken on Oct 12, 2026.

The Clone Pizza home page on a desktop: the giant headline, the categories as blocks of color, the best sellers and delivery.
The Clone Pizza home page on a phone, from the opening to the footer.

The pizza builds itself on screen

Every tap changes the pizza and the price on the button. These are five frames of the same screen of the site.

  1. Size

    The dough shows up in the chosen size.

  2. First flavor

    The chosen half gets the photo of the flavor.

  3. Two flavors

    The other half comes in, and the price on the button follows.

  4. Crust

    The stuffed crust joins the pizza and the total.

  5. Ready

    The button turns green, with the total for the pizza.

Builder on a phone: the dough of a large pizza, no flavor yet.Builder on a phone: half of the pizza with the first flavor.Builder on a phone: the pizza with two flavors, one on each half.Builder on a phone: the list of crusts and the pizza with a stuffed crust.Builder on a phone: the finished pizza and the add button with the total.

The order, from menu to door

Six screens, one site. The fee shows before checkout, and the customer tracks the order on the page where they placed it.

  1. Menu on a phone: the deals with photo and price.

    Menu

    Categories, photo, price and the deal of the day.

  2. Builder on a phone: a two-flavor pizza and the price on the add button.

    Builder

    Size, flavors, crust and the price on the button.

  3. Bag on a phone: the pizza, the soda, the discount and the total.

    Bag

    The items, the discount and the minimum order.

  4. Delivery screen on a phone: the map, the distance from the store, the fee and the time.

    Delivery

    Address, distance, fee and time.

  5. Payment screen on a phone: the ways to pay on delivery and the customer details.

    Payment

    Pix, cash or card machine. Name and WhatsApp, no password.

  6. Tracking on a phone: order being prepared, arrival estimate and the steps.

    Tracking

    The order moves on screen, from accepted to delivered.

The order lands in the panel

What the customer closes on the site joins the team's queue, with a sound, and moves from column to column. Nobody types it again.

The platform's panel, with demo data.

The customer's phone with the order confirmed and, beside it, the panel board with the new order card in the first column.

And the inbox answers

WhatsApp and site chat in the same inbox. The AI answers questions about delivery, opening hours and the menu, and hands over to the team when a decision is needed.

NewThe agent that builds and closes the order in the chat

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