Concept
From the menu to a booked table.
An example, not a client project. It shows how a restaurant site could take someone from the menu to a booked table in a few taps.
- Type
- Concept
- For
- Restaurants and cafés
- Status
- Not built for a client
- Results
- None to report
What it is.
This is a concept. It wasn’t built for a client, and it has no results to report.
A restaurant’s menu can end up in a PDF, its hours out of date and its booking on a different site. This concept keeps them together and puts the phone first.
How it would work.
A menu that reads well on a phone.
Plain text instead of a PDF, so it’s easy to read on a small screen.
Hours and location that stay current.
Opening hours, the address and a map link sit where people look for them.
A reservation button that stays in reach.
It sits on every page. Booking runs through the reservation tool the restaurant already uses, or one that fits.
A confirmation, then a reminder.
Guests get a confirmation straight away and a reminder before the visit. The owner approves the wording first.
More work.
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