RESTAURANT & HOSPITALITY / WEBSITE REDESIGN PITCH

Pete’s Burger Place

A bold burger-place redesign pitch with a direct route to the menu and location.

Industry: Restaurant & hospitality
Location: Porter, Texas
Project type: Website redesign pitch
Status: Independent Redesign Pitch

Independent redesign pitch by DV Web Co, not commissioned or endorsed by the featured business. The linked demo is a proposal, not the business’s official website.

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Pete’s Burger Place desktop redesign pitch with a red hero and labelled placeholder burger image

Pete’s Burger Place mobile redesign pitch with a labelled placeholder burger image, cream introduction and yellow call button

01 / BUSINESS CONTEXT

Present a neighborhood burger place with the energy of its food.

Online problem being addressed. Diners deciding where to eat need to find the menu, restaurant story and location without a long search.

02 / DESIGN STRATEGY

Specific choices.
A clearer next step.

I used a red hero, cream and yellow type, and an oversized burger image. The demo labels its food image as a placeholder; final restaurant photography remains a future step.

Messaging and content approach. I kept the main navigation focused on the menu, restaurant story and visit information. The copy introduces the food before inviting visitors to explore further.

01Red, cream and yellow visual direction
02Large food-led opening composition
03Focused menu, story and visit navigation
04Clearly marked provisional food imagery

03 / DESKTOP

Room to establish the story.

Desktop visitors see bold headlines beside a large burger-and-fries image, with menu and visit navigation above.

04 / MOBILE

The same confidence in one hand.

The mobile version places the labelled provisional food image above the introduction, menu and directions links. A call button sits in the header.

IMPORTANT INTERACTIONS

Useful actions stay close to the customer’s intent.

Diners can open the menu or find visiting details from the main navigation. The demo remains a proposal, with provisional food imagery marked on the page.