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Michelin-Inspired Restaurant Website
Live Demo - https://livedemocontra3.netlify.app/
Designed and developed a premium Michelin-inspired restaurant website focused on creating an immersive digital dining experience.
The project combines cinematic visuals, elegant typography, handcrafted layouts, and smooth animations to showcase a modern fine-dining brand.
Built using HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript, the website is fully responsive and optimized for performance, accessibility, and user experience.
The design features a cinematic hero video, signature dishes, chef story, interactive menu, reservation section, gallery, testimonials, and contact information—creating a memorable online presence for luxury restaurants and hospitality brands.
✨ Features
• Cinematic Hero Video
• Luxury Editorial Design
• Signature Dishes Showcase
• Interactive Menu
• Chef Story
• Restaurant Gallery
• Reservation Section
• Smooth Scroll Animations
• Testimonials
• Responsive Design
• SEO-Friendly Structure
• Clean HTML, CSS & JavaScript Code
🛠️ Technologies
HTML5
CSS3
JavaScript
Responsive Web Design
Frontend Development
UI/UX Design
CSS Animations
🛒 Product
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