Context. The Green Olive Catering's multiple locations each ran a separate, disconnected website. The business needed consistency across locations without taking away each location's ability to manage its own menu, updates, and local content.
Process. The system is built on what this practice calls a liquid but stable visual structure — a shared stylesheet that changes contextually by location through Figma and Webflow variables and modes, so every site shares one foundation without looking identical.
Changing based on location, managed locally, maintained globally.
Solution. A multi-tenant CMS architecture giving each location independent control, a modular component system built for scale as locations are added, a contextual visual identity system driven by Figma and Webflow variables, and AI-assisted, art-directed content generation for photography across locations.
Outcome. Multiple locations now operate inside one digital ecosystem — sharing a foundation while keeping real operational independence, with room built in for the business to keep growing.