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Case study · Food & Consumer Goods

Tehillah’s Table

Tehillah’s Table is a Nigerian food brand from Ikenne that makes Garri Ijebu, a traditional cassava staple, by hand in small batches. We built its brand website, which tells the story behind the product, shows how it is made and gives customers clear ways to buy and stay in touch.

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Tehillah’s Table
Tehillah’s Table screenshot
Tehillah’s Table screenshot
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Tehillah’s Table on mobile
Client
Tehillah’s Table
Sector
Food & Consumer Goods
Services
Web Development, Web Design, SEO, Progressive Web App
Live site
tehillahs.com

The challenge

The brand needed a home online that carried the warmth of its story and its handmade process. The site had to build trust with people trying it for the first time and point every visitor to the right next step, whether they want to order, find a nearby shop or stock the product themselves.

What we did

We designed and built a brand website around the story and small-batch process behind Tehillah’s Table. It is written to feel like a seat at the family table, not a product catalogue. The site brings together the origin story, a look at how each batch is made, customer reviews, three routes to buy and an email sign-up. All of it sits on one fast, mobile-first page that customers can also save to their phone like an app.

What we built

  • Brand story. A scroll-led introduction to where the garri comes from, the people who make it and why it tastes the way it does.

  • The craft. A section that shows how each batch is peeled, roasted and sieved by hand, so customers understand what they are paying for.

  • Customer reviews. A swipeable carousel of reviews that lets new visitors hear from people who already buy the product.

  • Ways to buy. One section that sends shoppers, local customers and would-be stockists each to their own next step.

  • Newsletter sign-up. A simple email form so customers hear first about new batches and where to find the product.

  • Installable on phones. Customers can add the site to their home screen, with shortcuts straight to the shop and the story.

  • Search and sharing. The brand, product and business details are set up so the site shows clearly in Google and in link previews on social media.

The stack behind it
  • SvelteKit
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Netlify
  • Web3Forms
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