
When the Brand Already Knows Who It Is
Some projects start with discovery. Hours of workshopping, brand audits, audience research — figuring out what a company stands for before you can even think about how to represent it online.
The Loco Chicken project wasn't one of those.
Loco Chicken is the brand behind German artist Luciano, and from the first conversation, the vision was already there. Sharp, confident, and going places. Our job wasn't to define the identity — it was to build a digital presence worthy of it.
That's a different kind of challenge. And in many ways, a more demanding one.
The Weight of a Clear Vision
When a brand knows exactly who it is, the margin for interpretation disappears. Every design decision, every line of copy, every interaction on the page either reflects the energy and ambition of the brand — or it doesn't.
There's no middle ground to hide in.
For Loco Chicken, that meant building something that could speak to a broad range of stakeholders through a single, unified identity. Customers discovering the brand for the first time. Future team members thinking about being part of something bigger. Franchise partners evaluating whether this is the right opportunity to back.
One destination. One identity. No compromise across any of them.
What We Delivered
The digital presence we built for Loco Chicken was designed around that multi-audience reality, without softening what makes the brand distinct.
A brand-forward visual experience. Loco Chicken has energy. The website reflects that — not through noise, but through intentional design choices that feel consistent with the world Luciano has built around the brand.
A scalable foundation. A brand at this stage of growth needs infrastructure that can move with it. The architecture we built was designed to support expansion — new locations, new franchise inquiries, new team members — without requiring a rebuild every time the business evolves.
Consistent identity across every touchpoint. From the first landing to the franchise inquiry page, the experience holds the same standard. That consistency is what turns a website into a real brand asset.
Trust Is Earned, Not Promised
We say this a lot at Metanow — and we mean it.
The best client relationships don't feel transactional. They feel like a shared mission, where both sides are invested in the outcome and accountable for what gets delivered. Loco Chicken trusted us with something they'd already built and cared about deeply. That's not something we take lightly.
When a brand hands you something worth protecting, the only acceptable response is to protect it — and make it stronger.
That's what we showed up to do. And that's the standard we hold ourselves to on every project.
How we built it
Our team built the website in WordPress from the brand's Figma designs between October and December 2025, and extended it in March 2026.
From Figma to a working site
The first version implemented the brand's Figma file with pages for the company, jobs, franchise, ghost kitchens and FAQ, plus legal pages. Ordering food on the site was deliberately left out: buttons lead to the delivery platforms and open in a new tab.
A careers-first redesign
In late November 2025 the brand delivered a new careers-focused design, and our team rebuilt the site around it. A fixed header keeps the red "Jetzt bewerben" button visible and leads to the job overview, one job template serves the store manager, shift leader and kitchen crew roles, and the FAQ uses clickable accordions in the brand's pink and red. The team can upload its booklet itself, with the help of a short video tutorial.
Launch and extension
The site was migrated to loco-chicken.com in December 2025. In March 2026 our team added new sections on the homepage and the franchise page, plus a new "Our Chicken" page.
Technology stack
- WordPress
- Elementor
- Figma (design handover)
- Contact form
Results
- Website live on loco-chicken.com.
- Careers pages for store manager, shift leader and kitchen crew.
- "Jetzt bewerben" always visible in the fixed header.
- New "Our Chicken" page added in March 2026.
Frequently asked questions
Can customers order food on the Loco Chicken website?
No. The site links to the delivery platforms, which open in a new tab.
Who is the website for?
Customers, future team members and franchise partners.
How long did the build take?
The main build ran from October to December 2025, with an extension in March 2026.
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