Website Development for Cafes & Bars

Many visitors arrive on a phone, a few minutes before they decide where to sit down.

• The first screen shows today's hours, the address with a button that opens the route, and a way into the menu, before any photo gallery or story of the place.
• A venue that changes character in the evening shows the side that fits the hour: breakfast and coffee in the morning, the drinks list and tonight's event after dark.

A menu saved as a photographed sheet or a PDF is slow on a phone, hard to read and out of date within a season.

• We build it as ordinary text with prices, sorted the way the board above the bar is, with allergens and plant-based options marked on each item.
• Whoever writes the board in the morning can change a price or hide a sold-out cake from a phone, and the QR codes on the tables keep leading to the same address.

The site of a cafe or a bar stands on pictures of the real room, and bought photos of latte art give themselves away at once.

• We need the room in daylight and in the evening, the counter, the garden and a few plates and glasses, plus what people ask at the door: whether tables can be reserved, whether dogs are welcome, whether cards are the only way to pay.
• Large pictures are compressed and loaded only as the visitor scrolls, so the page opens quickly on mobile data in the street.