Character
Bring the room’s calaveras, folk-art influence, color, and mountain-town mischief forward as the organizing creative idea.
An independent redesign that translates Bonez’s colorful, slightly unruly physical personality into a more intentional digital experience.
Captured at the same desktop viewport. The redesign remains a private, uncommissioned proposal while its owner presentation is pending.


The mobile version is not the desktop page squeezed smaller. Hierarchy, navigation, imagery, and actions are recomposed for the space available while preserving the same character.


Bonez already has the ingredients of a memorable brand: Crested Butte energy, Día de los Muertos references, a deep tequila program, group events, and a room built for a good night. The redesign organizes those ingredients without sanding off their personality.
Bring the room’s calaveras, folk-art influence, color, and mountain-town mischief forward as the organizing creative idea.
Make menus, reservations, takeout, and the waitlist immediate while giving each path a clear place in the experience.
Turn the story, group dining capacity, press, and Elk Avenue location into reasons to choose Bonez—not just information at the bottom of a page.
Each visual decision answers something observed in the existing experience. The comparison is less about decoration and more about what the website asks guests to notice and do.
The current site provides utility, but reveals little of the atmosphere guests encounter inside Bonez.
Texture, color, type, and composition make the restaurant’s energy visible before a guest reads the details.
Menus, reservations, takeout, and waitlist access compete within a conventional site structure.
High-intent actions stay immediate and distinct, with hierarchy based on what a guest is trying to do now.
Group dining, the tequila program, story, and location sit behind the basic restaurant information.
Those details become part of the proposition—reasons to choose Bonez for a night, a group, or a Crested Butte visit.
This is independent concept work, not commissioned client work. The website is complete enough for a private demonstration, with presentation and commercial discussions still pending.