sample project
Design proposal for a kebab shop: a menu with clear prices and an order that's customised step by step, built for frictionless ordering from mobile.
Restaurants
People decide where to eat on mobile, in under a minute
A menu that can't be read, unclear hours or a hidden reservation button: three reasons for diners to choose somewhere else. I'll tell you what's wrong and, if you want, I'll fix it.
What usually goes wrong
The mistakes that cost this sector the most customers
01
The menu can't be read on mobile
A heavy PDF or images that force zooming. If the menu is hard to read, the decision goes to another restaurant.
02
Booking or ordering takes too much effort
Without a clear button to book, call or order, the intent is lost right at the best moment.
03
Unreliable hours and location
Outdated hours and an address without a Maps link create doubt and lost visits.
The audit
What gets reviewed on your site, point by point
A written diagnosis of your real website, with concrete findings and never a template report. Audit: Free (limited time), with no obligation to continue.
- Menu readable on mobile, with clear prices and no PDF
- Booking or ordering visible on the first screen
- Up-to-date hours and location with a Maps link
- Loading speed on mobile data
- Whether the site adapts to phones (responsive)
- Security certificate (HTTPS)
- Ranking on Google and Maps for your type of cuisine and area
- Comparison with the restaurants in your area currently ranking above you
If you'd like me to fix it:
Design examples
Real work, no invented case studies
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions from restaurants
My menu is a PDF, is that a problem?
Yes, almost always. A PDF forces people to zoom in on mobile and takes time to open. The menu should be readable directly on the site, with clear prices.
Do I need online reservations if I work by phone?
Not necessarily. What matters is that whichever channel you use is visible and works in one tap from mobile. That's what gets reviewed.
Does this work for a bar, café or takeaway?
Yes. Each audit is done on your actual website and how you operate, whether that's dine-in, counter service, delivery or pickup.
What if most of my traffic comes from social media?
It still reviews what happens when someone arrives from social media or Google: if the site doesn't turn that visit into a booking or order, that's where the problem lies.
Contact
Request your audit
Tell me about your business and I'll reply with the next steps. Audit: Free (limited time). Rebuild of your current website (audit included): $1,500. Brand-new website from scratch (audit included): $2,000.
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