NEW WEBSITE BUILD

Sweets and Her Treats Bakery

This new website build for a Calgary-based custom bakery focused on replacing scattered social media inquiries with a clearer, more structured ordering experience. View live site ➜

Project Details

  • New website for a growing custom bakery
  • Replaced social media ordering with structured inquiries
  • Clear product categories and request pathways
  • Gallery designed to build trust and confidence
  • Built to streamline inquiries and support growth

NEW WEBSITE BUILD

Sweets and Her Treats

This new website build for a Calgary-based custom bakery focused on replacing scattered social media inquiries with a clearer, more structured ordering experience. View live site ➜

Project Details

  • Custom bakery website
  • Structured inquiry system
  • Clear product pathways
  • Gallery built for trust
  • Designed for growth

Overview

Sweets and Her Treats creates custom cookies, cakes, cupcakes, macarons, and other specialty desserts for celebrations of all kinds. As the business grew, enquiries arrived through Instagram, Facebook, and email, making it difficult for customers to understand what was available or provide the information needed for a quote. The goal was to create a website that showcased the quality of the work while guiding customers through a more organized and confident enquiry process.

The Challenge

  • Inquiries arrived from multiple platforms
  • Customers weren’t sure where to begin
  • Orders required repeated conversations
  • Offerings lacked clear organization
  • Business needed a stronger online presence

The Approach

  • Organized products into clear categories
  • Guided customers through inquiries
  • Showcased work to build confidence
  • Highlighted seasonal offerings
  • Simplified the path to ordering

The Challenge

  • Inquiries arrived from multiple platforms
  • Customers weren’t sure where to begin
  • Orders required repeated conversations
  • Offerings lacked clear organization
  • Business needed a stronger online presence

The Approach

  • Organized products into clear categories
  • Guided customers through inquiries
  • Showcased work to build confidence
  • Highlighted seasonal offerings
  • Simplified the path to ordering

The Outcome

The finished website gives customers a clear understanding of what’s available before they ever make contact. By organizing products, showcasing past work, and introducing a structured enquiry process, the business can now manage enquiries more efficiently while presenting a far more professional first impression.

Strategy in Action:

Helping Customers Find the Right Fit
Organized desserts into clear categories so visitors can quickly understand what’s offered before making an enquiry.
Reducing Uncertainty
Answered common questions before customers needed to ask, creating a smoother experience while reducing repetitive back-and-forth.
Building Confidence Through Previous Work
Used photography to showcase quality, spark ideas, and help customers feel more confident about placing a custom order.
Turning Trust into Action
Positioned a client testimonial alongside a clear next step, helping visitors move from confidence to enquiry with less hesitation.
  • “Megan built my website from the ground up, and the entire experience was smooth from start to finish. She really took the time to understand my business and turned that into a site that feels professional, thoughtful, and easy to use.

    She handled all of the technical details, explained things clearly, and made sure everything worked seamlessly across desktop and mobile. I now have a website I’m genuinely proud to share with my customers.

    I would absolutely recommend Megan to any business looking for a well-structured, professional website.”
    Tiana Middleton
    Sweets and Her Treats

What Would This Look Like for Your Business?

Every project starts by understanding what your website needs to do — whether that’s improving what exists or building something new.

What Would This Look Like for Your Business?

Every project starts by understanding what your website needs to do — whether that’s improving what exists or building something new.