Introduce the kitchen.
Lead with food imagery and signature dishes to establish the restaurant's character.
A tandoori restaurant / Website design
A sense of the kitchen.
A sense of the kitchen.
A place at the table.
A restaurant website that connects the character of the cuisine with menu discovery and reservation preparation.
We brought the food, the restaurant's story and the practical details of planning a visit into a compact four-page experience.
Explore the work ↓- PROJECT TYPE
- Website design & front-end development
- DOMAIN
- Restaurants and dining
- DESIGN FOCUS
- Menu discovery and reservation requests
01 / THE CHALLENGEMake the food inviting.
Make the food inviting.
Make the visit easy to plan.
A restaurant website needs to create an appetite and answer practical questions in the same visit.
Food photography and storytelling establish the character of the restaurant. The menu needs a different kind of clarity: categories that can be browsed, dishes that can be read and a direct route to planning a visit.
We gave the menu, restaurant story and contact information their own pages. The design uses dark backgrounds and warm accents to carry the food imagery through a consistent identity.
02 / THE STRUCTUREDiscover the food.
Discover the food.
Prepare the visit.
Four focused pages support a short, useful journey from an introduction to the cuisine to a reservation request.
Browse by course.
Separate the menu into categories that can be switched without leaving the page.
Give the cuisine context.
Use a dedicated page for the restaurant's approach and background.
Bring the plans together.
Collect the details for a reservation request and present them for review.
03 / A MENU MADE FOR BROWSINGA course at a time.
A course at a time.
The whole menu within reach.
A menu can become difficult to scan when every dish competes in one long list. We used category controls to give the visitor a manageable view of the collection.
Changing a category reveals the corresponding dishes in the same layout. Photography supplies the visual invitation; the repeated presentation of names and descriptions gives people a consistent way to read the options.
04 / AN ACCURATE RESERVATION HANDOFFA requested table
A requested table
is not yet a confirmed one.
The reservation interaction should help someone prepare a visit without creating uncertainty about its status. We changed the form from a simulated confirmation into a request-review step.
The visitor can inspect the details together and download the request. That gives the interaction a useful endpoint while keeping table availability and confirmation with the reservation process, which is outside this front-end build.
05 / THE DELIVERYThe character of the food.
The character of the food.
The clarity of a visit.
The delivery combines an expressive restaurant identity with a menu and request flow people can use.
Let the food lead.
Warm accents and dark surfaces provide a consistent setting for the cuisine.
A focused view of the dishes.
Category switching makes the menu easier to explore without losing the page.
An explicit request state.
The review step distinguishes planning a visit from receiving a confirmed table.
DELIVERED SCOPE
Four-page restaurant website with menu-category switching, restaurant storytelling and reservation-request review and download.
06 / ON SCREENA closer look.
A closer look.
Page by page.
Start with the home page, then explore the details. These are screenshots of the original website, with names, contact details and identifying information blurred for privacy.
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What should people know
before they walk through your door?
We design hospitality websites that express the place and make the practical details of a visit easy to find.