The challenge
The website needed to show menus, reservations, cooking workshops, team-building events, private experiences and press notes. Each section had its own flow, but everything had to stay unified under the same identity.
The challenge was to organize all these functionalities without sacrificing speed or usability.
Process
I received the design from a collaborating agency and built it with Elementor Pro, respecting proportions, hierarchy and visual rhythm.
I implemented a custom system for workshops and activities, categorized by type, dates and availability. I also set up the restaurant sections, forms for private events and communication areas (press notes, contact).
The entire development was focused on autonomous client management, so the team could add content without technical support.
Result
The result is a clear, functional website where visitors can easily find information and the team can update everything independently.
The different areas coexist without visual noise, allowing users to move from the restaurant to workshops or events without feeling lost.
See how it looks
Check out the Al Fuego project, where we also worked with dual structure and restaurant functionalities.
Check out this guide on organizing multiple sections in restaurant websites:
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