NessAlla Kombucha
A website that does it all
It started with a redesign.
From Squarespace to Dirigible
NessAlla Kombucha is the world’s first craft-brewed kombucha company. Founded by Vanessa Tortolano and Alla Tsypin in 2009, the company was a bootstrapped startup. In efforts to keep expenses low, they created their own Squarespace website. After a few years, they outgrew their website and needed something that was on brand, easy to maintain, helped improve their SEO, and allowed them to engage with their audience.
That’s when they got in touch with us.
From canned to fresh & fizzy.
If you’ve ever met Vanessa and Alla, you know that they are bold, beautiful, and full of life—just like their kombucha. Their Squarespace site was a bit…shall we say…bland. It was cookie-cutter and frankly a bit boring.
We sat down with them, truly got to know them and their business goals, and took them through our website redesign process. Their new Dirigible Studio custom website is beautiful and captures their unique style and the exuberant flavors of their kombucha.
Slide to see the before and after. The left side is NessAlla’s Squarespace website, the right side is their custom Dirigible website circa 2015.
But the site is more than just a pretty face
We packed it full of features, including:
E-Commerce
We added a Woocommerce store so they could sell their sweet merch to fans near and far. Fun fact—we made the merch, too!
Custom Recipe Posts
We made a recipe custom post type so that they could rank higher in search for their radler and cocktail recipes. Our favorite? Definitely the Screaming Phoenix.
Marketing Integrations
We integrated Mailchimp, Facebook, Twitter, and Vine (RIP) when we built the site. It’s easy for NessAlla to own their brand content.
Custom Flavor Posts
We built custom post types for their flavors, featuring product shots, nutrition information, and flavor profiles.
Headline
It showed a lady fitted out with a fur hat and fur boa who sat upright, raising a heavy fur muff that covered the whole of her lower arm towards the viewer.
Headline
It showed a lady fitted out with a fur hat and fur boa who sat upright, raising a heavy fur muff that covered the whole of her lower arm towards the viewer.
