Restaurants and food websites

A restaurant website earns its keep on two searches: your name, and your name plus the word menu. The second one is why the menu here is never a photograph of a printed sheet and never buried halfway down the homepage. It is real text on a page of its own, which is the only form a search engine can read and the only form that works on a phone held one handed outside your door.

The build takes your dishes as you write them, in your own categories, and sets them as text a phone can zoom without going blurry. Prices are optional and often left off, because a register is the truth about a price and a website goes stale the first time somebody changes one at the counter. If you take orders, the flow can stop at the kitchen rather than pretending to take payment it cannot take.