Web Design · Miami, FL
Costera Miami Restaurant
A restaurant site built around three decisions a diner makes fast: is this the food I want, can I get a table, and how do I get there.
The business problem
Most restaurant sites bury the menu in a PDF and hide reservations behind a phone number. Diners deciding on their phone abandon within seconds.
Target customer
Local diners and visitors searching on mobile within an hour of wanting a table, plus private-event enquiries.
Before / after reasoning
The “before” column describes the typical situation for this kind of business. The “after” column describes the design decisions made in this concept and why.
Typical before
- Menu locked in a PDF that pinches and zooms on a phone
- Reservations by phone only, during service hours
- No private-event or catering path
In this concept
- Menu rendered as readable page sections on mobile
- Reservation request always one tap away
- Separate private-event enquiry with headcount and date
Mobile and desktop
Real screenshots of the published concept page at 1280px and 390px wide.
Lead-generation strategy
- Reservation request is the primary conversion; private events is the higher-value secondary
- Sticky mobile action bar so the booking action never scrolls away
- Location, hours and directions repeated near the bottom for walk-ins
- Photography-led hero to sell the room before the menu
Features built
- On-page menu sections
- Reservation request form
- Private-event enquiry form
- Hours, map and directions block
- Photo-led hero and gallery
- Responsive sticky action bar
Performance and accessibility
95
Performance
96
Accessibility
100
Best practices
100
SEO
Measured 5 September 2026. Google Lighthouse 12, desktop preset, run against the live published concept page on this site. Scores vary with network conditions and are re-checked when a concept changes.
What is a concept versus a real result
Concept — invented for demonstration
- The business name, logo, photography, staff and reviews are invented for demonstration.
- Every number shown inside the demo page (ratings, job counts, prices) is illustrative sample content.
- No client hired us to build this page — it was designed in-house to show a design direction.
Real — verifiable on this page
- The page itself is real, published and fully responsive — you are viewing the actual code, not a mockup image.
- The performance, accessibility, best-practices and SEO scores are real Lighthouse measurements of that live page.
- The layout, booking/quote flow and lead capture pattern are what we build on paid client projects.
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