Redesigning Mason’s Website and “Re-Maine”ing True to the Brand

Our client Mason’s Famous Lobster Rolls chose us to give their website a new look and feel. Earlier this year, Mason’s Lobster Rolls Annapolis, MD location renovated their restaurant and the website needed to reflect the changes. In addition to the brand that was updated, the logo was updated as well. The color palette used is light blue, orange, white, and black. The mission was to make the website attractive and clean for visitors to easily navigate throughout the website.

Mason's Lobster Restaurant Website

Mason’s Famous Lobster Rolls website showcases large pictures of their delicious food. The eye-catcher when users visit the homepage is a scrolling slideshow banner with testimonials from satisfied customers. We feature more testimonials that pulls data from Facebook, Yelp, and TripAdvisor.

Masons Restaurant Website Testimonials

We added a ‘Now Franchising’ section to the website which interested entrepreneurs can request franchise info.

Franchise Information on Restaurant Website

The navigation menu has a drop-down menu for the two blog pages (Franchise News and Consumer News). The backend of the website uses WordPress for their Content Management System (CMS). The service helps the client to easily edit, add, and update pages. Furthermore, the website is fully responsive for all mobile devices and desktops.

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