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🔥 Building a Website for a Food Business — Work in Progress
Currently working on a custom website for a food business 🍔🍕🔥
This project is all about creating a website that doesn't just show food — it makes people want to order it.
I’m going for a bold, premium and slightly vintage-inspired visual direction, with a dark atmosphere, warm food-focused visuals, and strong orange/gold accents to match the brand.
🚧 What I’m building:
🎨 Custom UI/UX
Designing the entire experience from scratch instead of using a generic restaurant template.
🍔 Interactive Menu
Organizing the complete food menu into categories with food images, descriptions, prices and Veg/Non-Veg options.
🛒 Online Ordering System
Customers will be able to browse the menu, add multiple items to their cart, adjust quantities and see their total before ordering.
💬 WhatsApp Ordering
The checkout flow will collect the customer's important details and generate the complete order information so it can be sent directly to the restaurant owner's WhatsApp.
📱 Fully Responsive Design
Making sure the website works smoothly across desktop, tablet and mobile — because most food orders happen on phones.
⚡ Animations & Interactions
Adding smooth transitions, hover effects, scroll animations, menu interactions and other small details to make the website feel more alive.
📍 Location & Contact
Adding dedicated sections for the restaurant's location, contact information, opening hours and directions.
⭐ Testimonials
Creating a section that builds trust and gives customers a reason to choose the business.
🎯 The goal
Not just another restaurant website.
The goal is to create a complete digital storefront for the food business — something that represents the brand, showcases the food beautifully and makes the path from “That looks delicious” → “I want to order this” as simple as possible.
Still working on it.
More updates coming soon. 👀🔥
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The dark, high-contrast palette gives the food a premium, late-night feel; the orange CTA is a smart focal accent that keeps the ordering path visible.
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