The brief
Three questions, one screen
The old site was a single scrolling page with the menu as a photo. Reservations went through a third-party widget nobody could find, and catering enquiries arrived through Instagram messages that got missed.
What we did
- Ran a short flow exercise with the owner to rank the three jobs the site has to do
- Designed a hero with the room photo plus hours, address, and a book button
- Built a text menu that is searchable and readable by screen readers
- Gave catering its own page with a proper enquiry form and a lead time note
Result
What changed after launch
Catering enquiries in one inbox
Requests arrive with date, headcount, and budget instead of a direct message with no details.
Menu edits in minutes
Prices change in a text field, not a design file, so the menu is never out of date.
Bookings that work on a phone
The reservation step is two taps from the homepage on mobile.
Flow and screen design.
Image needed
Gourmet Coffee Place interior photography
One wide shot of the room and one of the counter, daytime, same lighting as the homepage hero.
Room photography used in the hero.
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If your site has three jobs and does none of them well, the fix is usually design work before code.