Happy Hours is built on a simple, generous idea — delegate the things that drain you, get your hours back. Ali had already figured that out. Home support for the people who want their fridge stocked and their pantry calm. Social media management for the brands who want to show up online without it taking over their lives. Two very different services, one very clear philosophy.
What she didn't have was a website that could hold all of that. What existed felt held back, more this is me and this is what I do than anything that actually made you feel the brand.
The challenge wasn't the brand — the yellow, the warmth, the playfulness was already there. The challenge was giving each service its own world without losing the thread between them.
So we kept the palette but let each path breathe differently. Home Services leans into the light — more yellow, airy, grounded in the warmth of an organised, well-fed home. Social Club introduces navy, a quieter confidence, something with a little more weight to reflect the strategy underneath the service.
When you land on the site, you choose your path. Which kind of happy hours are you looking for?
The concept of making someone's life easier — genuinely, practically easier — is something I find quietly beautiful. That's what we were trying to make visible. Not just a services page. A feeling that someone has thought about your day and wants to take something off your plate.
And that's exactly what the website needed to communicate before anyone read a single word.
Ana has been a total angel for my business. It was time for us to build a new more cohesive and mature website as my company has grown and evolved over the past few years. I normally find it very stressful to leave the creative stuff and such a big piece of the business in someone else’s hands but I simply did not have the bandwidth to take it on. Ana came in and was so patient with me, brought her own incredible ideas to the table and worked so hard to nail EXACTLY what I have always wanted. I am lucky to work with her and highly encourage you to use her services - it has been life changing for the success of my company.
The challenge wasn't the brand — the yellow, the warmth, the playfulness was already there. The challenge was giving each service its own world without losing the thread between them.
So we kept the palette but let each path breathe differently. Home Services leans into the light — more yellow, airy, grounded in the warmth of an organised, well-fed home. Social Club introduces navy, a quieter confidence, something with a little more weight to reflect the strategy underneath the service.
When you land on the site, you choose your path. Which kind of happy hours are you looking for?