Filipino restaurant · Santa Maria, CA
FoodTrip of Santa Maria
A restaurant website built around ordering, calling and directions: menu highlights, a pickup-ordering button, catering information, a blog of food guides and restaurant structured data.
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WestSideSite builds and hosts websites for local small businesses. The two projects below are live today. Each case study describes what the site contains and how visitors use it, without made-up results.
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Clear mobile experience
Both sites are responsive, and each adds a fixed action bar on phones so calling, directions or the menu is one tap away.
Easy-to-find business information
Address, opening hours and phone number have their own place on the page and are also published as structured data.
Strong calls to action
Order, call, menu and directions buttons repeat where a hungry visitor decides, not just once at the top.
Search-friendly structure
Descriptive titles and headings, canonical URLs, an XML sitemap, robots rules and restaurant structured data.
Fast image delivery
Photos are lazy-loaded with set dimensions so pages don't jump, and Sunset Thai's gallery uses responsive WebP in several sizes.
Ongoing website care
Hosting and small edits, such as text corrections, contact details and photos you provide, are part of the standard plan.
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