Restaurant & Festival Websites Design
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I need two clean, easy-to-navigate websites produced as soon as possible—one for my restaurant & bar here in Belize and another for our October event, Croctoberfest. They do not have to be complex, but both should feel cohesive so visitors instantly recognise they belong to the same brand family.
Website 1 – Restaurant & Bar
The goal is threefold: attract local customers, give them an elegant digital menu they can browse from phone or desktop, and highlight any specials or live-music nights we run. A simple contact form must be built in so people can reach us for group bookings or general enquiries. I do not need online reservations at this stage. Fast loading, mobile-friendly pages are essential because most of our audience is on mobile data.
Website 2 – Croctoberfest
This site will act as the festival’s main hub. It needs to showcase the activities, sell tickets online (Stripe or a comparably straightforward checkout is fine), and publish a clear schedule that we can update ourselves. Think bold visuals, short bursts of copy, and a hero section that immediately communicates dates, location, and headline attractions.
Preferred stack
WordPress with a lightweight theme or an equally simple no-code builder is fine as long as I can edit text, images, and dates myself. If e-commerce is easier in Shopify or Wix Events, I’m open to that; whatever lets us launch fastest without locking us into heavy monthly fees.
Core deliverables
• Two fully responsive websites, each on its own domain
• Restaurant site: digital menu pages, “What’s On” blog or events area, contact form
• Festival site: homepage hero, ticketing flow, updatable schedule section
• Basic SEO (page titles, meta descriptions) and Google Analytics installed
• Handover of logins, theme files, and a quick video walkthrough so my team can edit content
Timeline
Ideally we go from kickoff to launch within two weeks; sooner if feasible.
If this sounds like a project you can turn around quickly while keeping the UX crisp and the back-end simple, let’s talk today.
Website 1 – Restaurant & Bar
The goal is threefold: attract local customers, give them an elegant digital menu they can browse from phone or desktop, and highlight any specials or live-music nights we run. A simple contact form must be built in so people can reach us for group bookings or general enquiries. I do not need online reservations at this stage. Fast loading, mobile-friendly pages are essential because most of our audience is on mobile data.
Website 2 – Croctoberfest
This site will act as the festival’s main hub. It needs to showcase the activities, sell tickets online (Stripe or a comparably straightforward checkout is fine), and publish a clear schedule that we can update ourselves. Think bold visuals, short bursts of copy, and a hero section that immediately communicates dates, location, and headline attractions.
Preferred stack
WordPress with a lightweight theme or an equally simple no-code builder is fine as long as I can edit text, images, and dates myself. If e-commerce is easier in Shopify or Wix Events, I’m open to that; whatever lets us launch fastest without locking us into heavy monthly fees.
Core deliverables
• Two fully responsive websites, each on its own domain
• Restaurant site: digital menu pages, “What’s On” blog or events area, contact form
• Festival site: homepage hero, ticketing flow, updatable schedule section
• Basic SEO (page titles, meta descriptions) and Google Analytics installed
• Handover of logins, theme files, and a quick video walkthrough so my team can edit content
Timeline
Ideally we go from kickoff to launch within two weeks; sooner if feasible.
If this sounds like a project you can turn around quickly while keeping the UX crisp and the back-end simple, let’s talk today.
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