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Food by Harriet: A New Website, Original Photography and Copywriting

Writer: Roland Daniells
Roland Daniells
6 hours ago
2 min read

We're pleased to share the new Food by Harriet website: a complete creative project bringing together website design, original photography and copywriting by TW Web Design.

Food by Harriet is an established private catering company based in London, providing food and event support for parties, weddings and celebrations. Its service is about more than the menu: it is also about helping hosts enjoy their own events, with an experienced team taking care of the details.

Desktop view of the Food by Harriet website, featuring original food photography and the new design

Design, photographs and words created together

For this project, we designed the website, took the photographs and wrote all of the copy. Creating these elements together meant the visual presentation and the language could tell the same story, rather than being fitted together at the end.

The finished design combines deep purple tones, warm cream backgrounds and generous photography. Clear headings and carefully spaced sections help visitors explore the business, understand the catering options and find their way to an enquiry.

Original photography that shows the business

Catering is a visual business. Visitors want to see the food, but they also want a sense of the people and care behind it. Our photographs give the site its own visual identity, showing the dishes and the team rather than relying on generic stock imagery.

The homepage introduces that approach immediately, pairing food photography with a clear message about private event catering in London. Further sections bring together the service, catering choices and the experience behind Food by Harriet.

Copy that explains the whole service

The copy introduces the food alongside the practical support that makes an event run smoothly. Visitors can learn about catering choices, explore sample menus and understand the broader service, including waiting staff, drinks, glassware and linen hire.

The wording keeps the focus on the host's experience: good food, careful planning and the freedom to spend time with guests. Clear calls to action give visitors a straightforward next step when they are ready to discuss their event.

A website for desktop and mobile

The layouts adapt to different screen sizes, bringing the same identity to a wide desktop view and a compact phone screen. The desktop and mobile captures in our portfolio show the finished homepage in both formats.

Explore the finished project

This project shows how website design, photography and copywriting can work together to give a business a consistent online presence. We're delighted to have created the new showcase for Food by Harriet.

Planning a new website or a refresh for your own business? TW Web Design can bring the design, photography and copy together around what your customers need to know.

 
 
 

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