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🍖 BBQ Bites — Restaurant Website Development
✨ A modern, responsive restaurant website built for a seamless online ordering experience.
Live Website: https://bbqbites.onrender.com/
I designed and developed a complete restaurant website for BBQ Bites, combining a visually engaging frontend with a lightweight Python backend and database-powered functionality.
🛠️ What I Worked On
🍔 Modern restaurant homepage and hero section
📋 Interactive digital menu
🖼️ Food showcase and image carousels
🛒 Persistent client-side shopping cart
📱 Fully responsive mobile experience
🔌 REST API integration
🔐 Session management
📝 Contact form and newsletter functionality
🗄️ Database-backed order management
⚡ Dynamic asset handling and redirects
💻 Tech Stack
Frontend: HTML5 • CSS3 • JavaScript ES6+
Components: SwiperJS v11 • FontAwesome v7
Client-Side: Web Storage API • localStorage
Backend: Python • Flask • REST APIs • Session Management
Database: SQLite3
🎯 The Goal
To create a fast, responsive restaurant website that provides customers with an attractive way to explore the menu and manage their cart while giving the business a reliable backend for orders, contact submissions, and newsletter subscribers.
📦 Deliverables
Responsive restaurant website
Interactive menu
Product/food carousel
Persistent shopping cart
Flask REST API backend
Session control
SQLite3 database integration
Contact form system
Newsletter subscription system
Mobile-responsive interface
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