Example project · fictional business
El Veril, a seafood restaurant in Ajuy
A seafront restaurant that lives off passing visitors. It had to show the menu in several languages and make booking a table easy, without spending the day on the phone.
- Type of business
- Seafood restaurant
- Location
- Ajuy, Fuerteventura
- Package
- Essential + More languages
- Languages
- Site in Spanish · menu in ES, EN, DE and IT
- Its trade
- Restaurant websites
What it had to solve
Almost everyone who eats in Ajuy arrives on a day trip and decides on their phone, often without speaking Spanish. The site had to answer three questions before they walked on: what's on today, can I eat it, and how do I book.
Three decisions
A menu in four languages, with allergens on every dish
Anyone with an allergy ticks what they can't eat and the menu sets those dishes aside, so there's no need to ask about each one. All 14 allergens required by law, named and not just shown as icons.
Book, call and find us, always one tap away
On mobile, a fixed bar holds all three actions. The directions button opens the route to the car park at the entrance to the village, where parking is free.
The village on the front page
The first photo is Ajuy's black-sand beach, not a stock shot of a plate. Anyone looking for somewhere to eat in Ajuy recognises the place before reading a word.
What's included
- A long single-page site, designed for mobile first
- Menu in Spanish, English, German and Italian, with all 14 allergens
- Bookings by WhatsApp, by phone and through a form
- Opening hours and a custom map to the car park
- Ready for Google and for assistants like ChatGPT
- No third-party cookies and no cookie banner
El Veril doesn't exist: it's an example to show you how we work.
The demo works end to end, but the form doesn't send anything.