Case study · 2026
Meek Meals LLC
Chef Meek's site was built around a WordPress store. The rebuild is built around the booking: the food up front, a direct inquiry form, and a homepage that paints in under two seconds on a phone.
- Live site
- meekmealsllc.com
- Shipped
- 2026
- Delivered by
- Chris K. Howard, end to end
- Stack
- AstroCloudflare WorkersCloudflare TurnstileResend
- Mobile LCP
- 1.7s
- Lighthouse lab test of the live homepage at launch
- Old URLs Redirected
- 54
- All tested variants of 18 old URLs reach the right page
- Layout Shift
- 0
- Lighthouse CLS on the live homepage at launch
Problem
Meek Meals is a private chef and catering business in the DC area. Its site ran on WordPress and WooCommerce, with a product shop, a third-party inquiry form, and a long list of older URLs. The business needed a faster site focused on the catering inquiry, without losing the pages people already reached it through.
Solution
We rebuilt the site on Astro and Cloudflare Workers with a modernized Mardi Gras look: black and deep purple with neon accents. A framed video panel cut from Chef Meek's own footage leads the homepage. The signature sauces stay on show without a checkout, and a built-in form with spam protection sends inquiries straight to the business.
The site
Results
The new site went live at meekmealsllc.com on October 26, 2026. All 54 tested variants of the old URLs redirect to the right page, and every kept page loads. The figures here are lab measurements from launch day, not field data.
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