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Build around the guest’s next question
What kind of cuisine is served? Where is the restaurant? Is it open? How do I view the menu or book? The site should answer these questions clearly on a phone as well as a computer. We prioritise the offer, setting, photographs and practical information. Navigation and calls to action should help visitors prepare their visit rather than leave them searching through decorative pages.
Bring content and development together
My background in software development and AI development supports the technical delivery of your site. Photography and video give it original material; brand identity guides its presentation. We review existing assets, writing needs and information to update. AI can assist parts of the development workflow, while editorial choices, information accuracy and final checks remain part of the project’s review and validation.
Choose useful features and define the scope
The structure may include menus, the venue’s story, image galleries, practical details, contact and access to an existing booking service. Booking integration, a new booking tool, online sales, multiple languages or bespoke functionality must be explicitly scoped. We clarify technical dependencies, third-party subscriptions and what your team will be able to update. Deliverables and responsibilities are set out in the quotation.
Menus and accessible visitor journeys
A menu written directly on the page is easier to read on a phone; a PDF can supplement it when needed. We agree who will update dishes, prices and exceptional opening hours. A private-event enquiry needs suitable fields, recipients and confirmation steps, distinct from table booking. Checks also cover keyboard navigation, image descriptions and the consent choices required by the measurement tools actually installed.
Prepare a clear, readable and discoverable site
A responsive layout, appropriately sized images, readable text and a coherent page structure form useful foundations. Basic SEO can cover titles, descriptions, internal links and local information within the agreed brief. A redesign also needs care with existing addresses and redirects. Hosting, domain ownership, access, maintenance and any ongoing costs should be clear before launch. Advanced SEO work is a separate commitment.
Launch with a plan for what follows
Before launch, we check the main visitor journeys: menus, contact links, booking access and display on relevant screens. Your team confirms factual information. Handover clarifies updates, access and any support agreed after delivery. Where suitable measurement tools are available, visits and actions can inform later improvements. The website is a clear route to your offer, without a promise that its launch alone will produce a specific number of bookings.
GETTING STARTED
Let’s prepare a useful first conversation
- Your current website, domain and available access.
- Menus, photographs, text and essential visitor information.
- Required features, deadline, budget and who will approve the site.
MY PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK
A website with images of your own
My restaurant and café reportages show the original photographic material that can support a website. They are image-making references, not claims about website projects or conversion results.