Rollout Context
Why the project matters beyond launch
Io e Te did not need more random content. It needed a tighter visual system.
Before the refresh, the restaurant’s online presentation was not matching the standard of the in-person experience. The food was strong, but the brand did not look equally resolved across the website, menu design, and social media.
Jojo approached the brief as commercial problem-solving, not just a content day. The goal was to create a set of assets that could hold up anywhere a customer might encounter the restaurant before deciding to visit, order, or book.
Once the new imagery started being used across the business, Io e Te had a more coherent visual presence. That translated into stronger social traction, clearer day-to-day promotion, and better booking confidence because the restaurant finally looked as considered online as it felt in person.
