Grow Business and Build Brand With Improved Online Presence
Web Design for Food Industry
Project Info
Website
Skills
HTML, CSS, WordPress, Photoshop, UX, SEO
Category
Restaurants, SEO, WordPress
Client: Restaurant
Blondie’s Plate is well known restaurant and well liked local establishment in the Olympic Peninsula. It has been consistently rated as one of the best restaurants in Pacific Northwest, Washington.
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Project Details
Challenge:
The original website was designed by the owner and looked amateurish and half finished.
Images were missing. Links were broken and it was in a dire need of update.
Solution:
We had to start from scratch and completely redesign their website. The Project included taking photos, reorganizing content, working with owners to make sure their brand is represented to reflect their values and style.
Food photography is an essential part of the restaurant website and we spent a lot of time taking many hi-res photos of the food they prepare to add to the gallery and the home page. Yelp and Trip Advisor were also promptly displayed on the home page and footer to ensure people see the high rating that restaurant received. Social sharing, review buttons, great photography, seo optimized content are all features we included to make sure the website is easily found in search engines and also to make it easy for potential customers to see what type of food the restaurant serves, how well it is liked and highly reviewed and how amazing their food is.
SEO:
When the website was redesigned we also optimized for SEO. As the result, the website started to rank for many popular search results, including “Best restaurants in Sequim” and “Top restaurants in Sequim”, and many others, bringing in more customers and business.
Results:
Everyone who was involved in the process including the owners were amazed at the results and were extremely happy with the final website. As the result of the new redesign, their website is now easy to navigate.
The website was online for a number of years until the restaurant was sold and the new owners chose to redesign the website on his own.
