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Sushi Panda Website and Lucky Draw

Sushi Panda, a grab-and-go sushi chain born in Sabah, had outgrown its website: an older three-page site that no longer matched the brand and showed little of the business behind it. The chain also wanted to run its anniversary lucky draw from the website, with members checking their own entries and each winner drawn live on screen.

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Sushi Panda website home page — the headline “Fresh & Delicious Sushi On The Go!” beside a sushi platter on a red brushstroke
Sushi Panda website about section — “A homegrown Sabah brand, rolling fresh every day.” above the chain’s key figures
Sushi Panda live lucky draw screen — the prize name above a row of number reels, with a winners board on the right
Before: the previous Sushi Panda website — a round logo over a red menu bar with three links and a light hero with a sushi board

The Challenge

Sushi Panda, a grab-and-go sushi chain born in Sabah, had outgrown its website: an older three-page site that no longer matched the brand and showed little of the business behind it. The chain also wanted to run its anniversary lucky draw from the website, with members checking their own entries and each winner drawn live on screen.

What We Built

We redesigned and rebuilt the website on Sushi Panda’s own domain, with a darker look built around the brand’s red and its panda. The home page opens on a scene that plays as you scroll: the hero holds in place while a sushi platter lights up, a light sweep crosses it and the headline is revealed. Further down, sections fade up as they come into view and store photos run in a slow loop; with reduced motion turned on, it all stays still. The site adds the pages the old one never had: products, stores with an outlet map, membership, milestones, careers and CSR, in English and Chinese, plus a business opportunities section for prospective partners. Alongside it we built the lucky draw: a page where members check their entry numbers and see the winners, and a full-screen draw screen that picks each winner live.

What Changed

  • From three links to the whole business: products, stores, membership, careers and business opportunities
  • A home page that plays as you scroll, and holds still when motion is turned off
  • A lucky draw on the website: entry check, live draw screen and winners list

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