Neighborhood bakery
Kasumi Bakery
A soft morning-light page for a family bakery — today's breads, a pre-order form, and a story told through the counter window.
- Menu & prices
- Pre-order
- Warm photos
HanaCraft builds websites for real-world businesses — cafés, bakeries, boutiques, workshops, tutors. Hana keeps them warm, quick to load, and easy to run. No jargon, no drama.
~ handmade, promise!

Hana is the studio's mascot — a cheerful student who treats every project like a school festival booth: planned together, built with care, launched with a cheer.
No tech jargon, no confusing invoices. Hana explains everything the way a good classmate would — with drawings on the whiteboard if needed.
You get the price and the timeline up front, before any work starts. If something changes, you hear it from Hana first.
Every site speaks Indonesian and English, and picks the right one for each visitor automatically. Your regulars stay comfortable.
Six kinds of websites, each designed for how small businesses actually work. Everything is mobile-first and ready for WhatsApp.
A warm home for your business — story, photos, opening hours, location, and a big friendly contact button.
Your products or dishes presented clearly, with prices — easy to browse on a phone while someone decides.
One page, one job: make chatting with you effortless. Click-to-chat flows that feel like a conversation, not a form.
Take orders and reservations without a complicated system — simple flows that land neatly in your chat or inbox.
For tutors, studios, and bimbel — schedules, packages, and enrollment that parents and students understand at a glance.
Little things that make a shop shine: digital name cards, price-list posters, festive promo pages for seasons and holidays.
Original concept exercises by the studio — clearly labeled CONCEPT, not client work. Your shop's page could be Hana's next favorite assignment.
Neighborhood bakery
A soft morning-light page for a family bakery — today's breads, a pre-order form, and a story told through the counter window.
Music course studio
An enrollment page for a piano & guitar studio — teacher introductions, schedule cards, and a WhatsApp enrollment flow parents actually finish.
Weekend coffee stand
A one-page stop for a roadside coffee stand — the day's brews, opening hours, and directions, all reachable in one thumb-scroll.
Six promises Hana makes to every shop she works with — the same standards the studio keeps for its biggest projects.
You know the cost before anything begins. Packages scale to what a small shop actually needs — nothing padded.
Most of your customers arrive on a phone. Every page is designed for a thumb first, then made beautiful on desktop.
Light pages, optimized images, no bloat — so the site opens quickly on a modest data plan, because that's real life.
Buttons that open a chat with a prefilled message, so customers can reach you in one tap — the way they already talk.
Indonesian and English editions, with automatic language detection. Regulars and newcomers both feel at home.
You get a friendly walkthrough of your own site — how to read the stats, how to ask for updates. No mysteries.
Hana's way of working is boringly simple — in the best sense. You always know which step you're on.
Tell Hana about your shop over chat — what you sell, who buys it, what you want the website to do. Ten honest minutes.
You receive a simple sketch and a fixed quote. You'll recognize your shop in it before a single page is built.
The pages come together with your real photos, prices, and words. You peek at the progress whenever you like.
The site goes live, you get the friendly walkthrough, and Hana stays reachable for the questions that come later.

She claps at every launch. Every single one.
Tell PIXZ.DEV what you're running — a warung, a studio, a workshop, a dream still in the kitchen. Hana replies with ideas, a price, and a timeline.
