CASE STUDY — 04 / 05
IN PROGRESSThe build is underway; the full case study lands with launch numbers. Below is the working plan — the decisions are set, the proof comes with the opening.
THREE DECISIONS — SET BEFORE THE FIRST PIXEL
01
Menus locked in PDFs are unreadable on phones and invisible to search. Here the menu is a real page — fast, searchable, updatable in minutes, and legible to Google and AI assistants answering "where should we eat tonight."
02
Restaurant schema with hours, location, cuisine, and reservation links — so search engines and assistants can answer the three questions every guest asks: open now? where? can I book?
03
Food sells with pictures, and pictures sink page speed. The layout is designed around large imagery with a strict per-page weight budget, so the site feels rich and still loads instantly on a phone in a parking lot.
Name, screenshots, and launch metrics will replace this page's placeholders when the restaurant opens. Watch this space — or ask me about it on a call.
CLIENT NOTE — PLACEHOLDER, SWAP IN THE REAL QUOTE
“One or two sentences in the client's own words — clearer inquiries, an easier process, or the site paying for itself.”
CLIENT NAME · BUSINESS