I took a break from doing my code camp projects and decided to create a webpage for my dad’s burger restaurant in the Philippines. I would appreciate any feedback you might have after viewing it. Here’s the link:
I created it using HTML, Bootstrap, and a little bit of JQuery.
It’s still not complete as it needs more write-ups, but I want to know what I can improve now.
It’s a nice web, I would add some margin in menu section and open the instagram link in a new tab like the facebook button. It looks good anyway, good job.
It’s a clean and simple design. Fancy websites look cool, but I feel allowing visitors to quickly get to their desired destination should have a higher priority.
Here are some suggestions.
All A tags don’t have TITLE attributes. This is necessary to ensure webpages are disability accessible.
All IMG tags don’t have ALT and TITLE attributes. Again, for disability accessible.
All graphics need to be optimized. Too large of graphics will make the page load slowly.
I have updated the website and now am thinking how to enhance it. maybe allow customers to add in their reviews?
we don’t really have any plans on letting people order online since the restaurant just started but it could be a possibilty.
On the main page, I would modify the displaying of the food items so the scrollbars are not displayed. Resize the containers to be just large enough for the content.
Online ordering
Creating an online ordering system is major under taking. You will need to handle credit cards, coupons, and printing out orders to be fulfilled. It might be good to go with an online ordering service.
Great suggestion nindaclaudel! I do plan on adding a “…read more” link to the gourmet burgers.
An alternative would be a short but catchy description rather than listing down the ingredients, since the menu page already has those down.
The food item boxes have already been centered and the dimensions of the images are now consistent.
Thanks! I added more space as you suggested. I’m currently working on the logo that would go into the navbar. I think this will also take care of any spacing problem it will have once I’ve used the image.
Is there any standard dimensions I should be aware of?
You’re welcome … I wasn’t aware if there were, cause’ logo design is not really my thing but after googling around. I found these links that might answer your question.