What the site has to do
Hours and address first
Today's hours and a tappable address with directions at the top of every page. If you close for a holiday, you change one line.
The menu as text
Your menu on the page as words, not a PDF or a photo of a printed menu. Search engines read it, screen readers read it, and it loads at the table in a second.
The services you already use
Links to your ordering, reservation and gift-card services, whichever they are, in the places a customer expects them.
A form for events and catering
The questions you need before you can say yes: the date, the headcount, the kind of food, the budget.
The request form
Every build includes an inquiry form written for your trade. It asks what you need to know before you can quote or answer, and each request arrives in your email complete, with the customer's reply address attached.
What a message box sends you
- From
- a.rossi@example.com
- Message
- Do you do catering?
What your new form sends you
- Event
- Office lunch, Danvers
- Date
- Friday, November 13
- Headcount
- About 30
- Menu
- Sandwiches and salads, two vegetarian
- Budget
- $15–$20 a head
- Reach me
What we keep
Your photos of the room and the food, your menu wording, your hours, your phone number and your existing page addresses. Online ordering and reservations stay on the services you already use; a store or booking system of your own is priced in a written proposal.
What it costs
You own the domain, the hosting account and the files from the first day. Half at kickoff, half at launch. Anything beyond four pages is priced in a written proposal before you pay.
Reassembly rebuilds websites for restaurants and cafes on the North Shore of Massachusetts and around Boston, from Lynn and Salem to Gloucester and Newburyport. To start, send your current website address and we reply with a picture of your homepage, rebuilt, at no charge.