Below Zero Productions

An admin built for your business.

Manage the things your business actually changes: menus, services, prices, images, locations, and inventory. See how a custom CMS connects those records to the public website.

Explore the work

Tell us what you need

Try it yourself · sample content

Your content. Your controls.

Change a sample listing below. Watch the menu and homepage update together. That is the idea behind a CMS built around your business.

Coffee shop

Service business

01 / Your management tools

Edit a coffee shop listing

Show as featured

Interactive example. Changes stay in this page and reset when you leave.

Reset example

02 / Your public website

Coffee shop / sample website

Today’s menu

Seasonal favorite

Maple cold brew

$5.50

Also on the homepageMaple cold brew$5.50

One record. Two places on your site.

01 / Your management tools

Edit a service business listing

Show as featured

Interactive example. Changes stay in this page and reset when you leave.

Reset example

02 / Your public website

Service business / sample website

Our services

Featured service

Kitchen cabinet painting

A new finish for the room you use most.

Also on the homepageKitchen cabinet paintingA new finish for the room you use most.

One record. Two places on your site.

Less page maintenance. More useful controls.

Name things your team recognizes.

Drinks and sizes for a coffee shop. Trailers and manufacturers for a dealership. Services and project photos for a service business. The controls follow the content.

Update the source once.

A saved record can appear in a menu, a featured section, or a detailed listing. The public website reads that information wherever it belongs.

Keep presentation consistent.

Reusable page components keep spacing, typography, and interactions consistent as content changes. Preview and published pages use the same rendering logic.

Wakehouse Espresso / custom CMS

One drink record. Several ways to serve it.

The Wakehouse Espresso system models drinks, categories, sizes, prices, and availability as structured content.

Behind the website

Channel controls determine whether a record appears on the website, menu screens, point of sale, or printable menu.

What this makes possible

Different views can use the same menu information without treating each output as an unrelated design.

Explore the Wakehouse system

A real CMS behind this website, too.

These pages are stored as editable sections and components in Below Zero’s shared PHP administration system. The project gallery and testimonials have their own content sources. This is the same component-based approach we use when a client needs a website that can grow.

The demonstration above is intentionally a sample. A real installation adds the appropriate database, authentication, permissions, validation, and publishing workflow for the business.

What does your website need to do?

Tell us what people should be able to find, change, buy, or manage. We’ll help define the website and the tools behind it.

Tell us about your project