WebsitesConcept
Osteria Tre Tini
Concept website for a traditional restaurant: the daily menu is updated from a phone each morning, opening hours and booking always one tap away.
The starting point
A traditional restaurant changes its dishes every day, yet the menu on most restaurant websites is a PDF that is months old. People looking for somewhere to eat want to know three things: what’s on today, how much it costs, whether it’s open.
This is a concept: a demo project for a made-up business, not a real client. It shows how I approach a website of this kind.
The choices
- Today’s menu at the centre. Dishes and prices are real text, readable by Google and on a phone, not an image or a PDF.
- Updating it should take a minute. The owner changes the dishes from a phone before opening, without touching the rest of the site.
- Hours and booking always at hand. Lunch, dinner and closing day are on the first screen; the button to book a table sits at the top.
- A strong typeface, like a shop sign. Condensed headings and solid colours that are recognisable at a glance.
What going live would take
A small panel to update the menu, photos of the real dishes and a way to book (phone, WhatsApp or a form).
Concept: a demo project for a made-up business, not a real client.