A five-page website for a catering business, built as a spec project: food photography first, packages that are easy to compare, and a quote one tap away.
A caterer serving Ogun, Lagos and Ibadan sells mostly through Instagram and word of mouth. The brief I set myself was a site that makes the food and the packages clear enough that a visitor asks for a quote the same day.
What I built
The parts that matter.
Quote-led design
Request a Quote and WhatsApp buttons sit in the header and through every page.
Packages that compare
Three ways to feed a table, built around the size of the event.
A gallery that filters
Plated dishes, buffets, grills and packaging can be browsed by category.
The story behind the food
An about page tells who is behind the kitchen, to build trust before the first message.
Built properly underneath
Contrast fixes for readability, structured data for search and a custom 404 page.
Decisions behind it
The colours come from the business's own look, extracted rather than invented, so the site feels like the brand that already exists.
The screens
Take a closer look.
This is a spec project. It is not live and no client work is claimed. Select any image to enlarge it.
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Menu and packages
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A taste of what leaves the kitchen
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Packages built around the size of the event
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The gallery, filterable by category
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The story behind the food
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Every way to reach the kitchen
On a phone
HomeMenuWho we are
Built with
Under the hood.
Plain HTML and CSSSchema markupAccessibility checked