Two levels, and the rule for each.
A printed menu photographed and uploaded as a PDF is the most common mistake a small business makes online. It is unreadable at arm's length on a phone, invisible to Google, and out of date the day a price changes.
A real menu or services page is text. It scales to the screen, it can be searched, and changing a price takes a minute instead of a reprint. It works exactly the same whether you are listing tacos, nail treatments, detailing packages or lawn services.
Past about 20 items the job changes shape: it needs categories, filtering and a layout that survives scrolling. That is where the complex price applies, and it is the only thing that moves it.
What you get
- Every item as real text, not an image of text
- Prices you can change without a redesign
- Categories and sections once the list is long
- Photos per item where you have them
- Readable at arm's length on a phone
Turnaround
A standard build takes 1 to 2 weeks from the day your content arrives. Need it sooner? Rush delivery is a listed flat fee, not a renegotiation.
How the page gets built.
Tell me what you need
We talk through your business, your customers and what the site has to do. I ask the questions that decide the rest of the build.
I design and build it
You see the site as it comes together, not just at the end. Revisions are part of the price, not an upsell.
We go live
I handle the domain, the hosting and the launch. Then I stay reachable for the updates that come after.
Questions
What if I do not sell food?
Can I update the prices myself?
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Let's talk about your site.
Tell me what your business does and what you need. Free quote, no pressure.