A bar does not compete on its menu: it competes on what is on today. What people check is which beers are on tap this week, whether there is live music and how late food is served. Malta, a taproom in Granada, solves all three, and you can walk through it before ordering.
It is a finished website, not a mockup: you can walk through all of it, on your phone and on a computer. These are the sections it comes with, exactly as they are built. The demo is written in Spanish — what is on show is the design. Yours goes in whatever language you need.
Taps rotate. A list that gets updated is what makes somebody check the website again instead of only checking Instagram.
Events posted only on social media disappear within three days. On the website they stay, and Google finds them.
It is the question people ask most and almost nobody answers: the bar closes at one time and the kitchen at another.
People check it standing up, one-handed, in the sun. High contrast and a big body size is not a style preference, it is legibility.
Yes, it is text on the page. It is the most common edit in this trade, which is why it is built to take a minute.
The template announces the calendar; selling tickets means adding a payment gateway or linking to the platform you use. That is quoted separately.
Yes. The structure — rotating product, calendar and space — is the same; only the vocabulary changes.
We start from this template and fit it to your business: content, colours, sections of your own and the domain. A business website from €550, delivered in 7-15 days, with a closed price agreed before we start.