Overtime Bar & Restaurant คือร้านประจำย่านในเชียงใหม่ที่รวมอาหารอร่อย เครื่องดื่มคราฟต์ อีเวนต์สด ห้องคาราโอเกะ และโต๊ะพูลไว้ในที่เดียว เราออกแบบและพัฒนาเว็บไซต์ให้เข้ากับบรรยากาศอบอุ่นแบบอินดัสเทรียลของร้าน และให้ทีมงานคุมเมนู โปรโมชันรายสัปดาห์ อีเวนต์ และการจองได้เองทั้งหมด เว็บไซต์สร้างบนเทคโนโลยีสมัยใหม่ที่เน้นความเร็ว รับจองโต๊ะ คาราโอเกะ และโต๊ะพูล มีปฏิทินอีเวนต์ และโชว์อาหาร เครื่องดื่ม กับพื้นที่ร้านผ่านภาพถ่าย
Overtime already had a strong room. The job was translating that online, for both customers and staff — and it's more than a bar. It's food, cocktails, pool tables, karaoke rooms, live music and events, and the site had to show that mix clearly, with real photography and a structure people can browse (food, drinks, facilities, events, photos) without getting lost.
Reservations were scattered. Overtime takes bookings for tables, karaoke rooms, pool tables, and event RSVPs and private hire, and each one used to mean manual back-and-forth over messages. The site needed one clear booking form that handles all of it and still feels simple on a phone.
And the team needed real control. The bar runs weekly specials and regular events, so calling a developer for every menu or event change was a non-starter. They needed a custom system for food, drinks and specials, a calendar to publish events, and an admin panel staff can use without any technical background. Our job was a site that behaves like a digital front of house, not an online flyer.
We mapped how people actually land here — "show me the vibe and photos", "what's the menu", "what facilities do you have", "what's on this week", "book me a table" — and turned that into clear sections: Home, Food & Drinks, Our Facilities, About, Event Calendar, Photo Gallery, and Contact / Book a Table. It's mobile-first, because most people find the bar on their phone right before a night out.
The design takes its cues from Overtime's interior: warm, textured backgrounds that echo the wood and brick, full-width hero imagery of the bar, drinks, food and crowd, and a strong type hierarchy for CTAs like "Book a Table" and "Event Calendar". Landing on the homepage should feel like this specific bar, not a stock restaurant template.
We built a custom CMS so the team keeps the site fresh without touching code: a structured menu for food and drinks with categories and weekly specials they update themselves, an interactive events calendar where new events publish to the public site in both Thai and English, and a simple dashboard for menus, events and key content, built for non-technical users.
A single form handles all the booking types — table, karaoke room, pool table, event RSVP, private event. The guest picks what they want, a time slot and a party size, and submits; it's deliberately step-light and scannable, so it works on a small phone late at night. Submissions route straight to the team to confirm or follow up.
It's built on a modern, SEO-aware stack: fast loads on both the English and Thai versions, clean URLs and metadata for the sections that matter (Food & Drinks, Facilities, Events), and layouts that read in Thai and English without breaking. That makes the bar more credible in search and gives it a real presence alongside its social media.
Overtime now has a bilingual site that works like a digital front of house: food, drinks, facilities and events shown clearly with strong photography, one reservation form that handles tables, karaoke, pool and event RSVPs instead of scattered messages, and a menu-and-events system staff update weekly without waiting on a developer.
For guests, it's easy to catch the vibe, see what's on, and book a night out. For us, it's a good example of turning a local bar into a working digital product — custom CMS, reservations and event management that actually fit how the venue runs.
