My Lil'
Cube
One shop, five completely different websites. Each take follows its own design language — dark and loud, scroll-driven, card mosaic, quiet minimal, night poster. Same cube underneath. Pick the one that feels like your night.
Dark & loud
Giant type, a magnetic noodle pull, scroll-driven photo rows, a numbered bowl index, and craft notes that stack as you scroll. For the night crowd.
Open v1 →Scroll story
One long scroll: a full-bleed hero, a black panel that slides up over it, and six chapters that grow and shrink as they pass. Ends in white with one word: taste.
Open v2 →Card mosaic
Every card is a window into the same photograph. Counter splash, three full-screen sections, the five-bowl lineup, and how a visit works.
Open v3 →White minimal
Breathing room and fine type. Sample sets, a broth log that rotates on its own, and a cursor that leaves photos behind in the footer section.
Open v4 →One screen
No scroll at all. A giant wordmark, one glowing bowl, and a cursor that erases the photo to reveal a hotter version underneath. The menu hides behind the pill.
Open v5 →Small room,
loud bowls
My Lil' Cube is a compact ramen counter in Seattle — short menu, long-simmered broth, playful mood. Five bowls, one counter, zero pretense. Walk in, take a seat, order at the counter, slurp loud.
Reading the takes: v1 is the loudest and darkest, built for the night crowd. v2 reads like a magazine you scroll through. v3 is the most practical — menu, craft, and visit in three screens. v4 is the quiet one, all whitespace and fine type. v5 is a poster, not a website, and proud of it. Pick the one that feels like your night, then make it yours.
CALL THE COUNTER — (555) 010-2030 · All prices shown across these takes are samples of the format.