Cubitt House offers a unique collection of eight iconic public houses serving food, carefully crafted drinks as well as a boutique hotel offering across Central London.
As a hospitality group, Cubitt House operate some of London’s finest pubs and is a family of fun-loving creatives who strive to enrich the experiences of their guests, communities and team. We were appointed to work with them to help capture the history, location, design inspiration behind each of the venues and bring this to life through the design and development of a new website, both encapsulating the Cubitt House group, as well as providing individuality to each venue’s site.
We worked alongside the branding studio, Irving & Co in London who provided the brand identity for each of the venues. Our brief was to create a clean and effective user journey to showcase the Cubitt House group and present their eight locations that each provided consistency in terms of their UX/UI, whilst still showcasing their own individually branded logos, colours, menus and photography.
The development of the site and ease of use of the CMS also needed to allow for scale of growth as the group continue to look to take on more venues in the future.
Through the menu icon to allow for ease of exploring their venues and blog content, to the automated carousel of venues on the homepage, there is structure and simplicity throughout to allow users to quickly book a table, room, or party and explore their various locations across London.
“The team at Adigi are an absolute pleasure to work with. From supporting us on the total revamp of our website, to their amazing monthly ongoing support with Website Development. No task is too big or small and they add a creative edge which is very refreshing. The website is now creatively and technically industry leading and they certainly do know the hospitality industry and add great value to our business as we grow. The projects dashboard makes ongoing project management so easy and they are always quick to jump onto things for us. Big thanks to Emma, Jonny and Dan!”
