Streetside BBQ

The Streetside BBQ website homepage starts with an image-prominent hero section that displays a landscape-oriented image of your choice, a site tagline, a brief tagline expansion/business intro, and initial call to action for visitors getting acquainted with your offerings.

Below that is an optional display area for any badges you may have representing licenses, recognitions, awards, and accreditations. If you don't have anything to display here, it can be hidden for later use!

The homepage also features a general about section to use as you wish. A second, more detailed call to action section is below that for visitors that are now ready to click over. An additional reviews section is included for repeat visitors and those who are curious enough to read them. You may link any service you prefer to collect reviews on such as Google or Yelp.

The footer is displayed site-wide and has been optimized for taking action before exit. A common occurrence in industries such as food trucks is a varied schedule, including locations. This notification signup area allows your customers to receive notifications via text or email about events or anything you'd like to update them on. You may use your choice in marketing software to create your list. The rest of the footer contains important site links and links to follow you on your social channels.

Although many restaurants and other food based businesses offer downloadable pdf menus, this creates issues when menu items (or prices) inevitably change and the existing customer base has downloaded an old menu somewhere. Because of this, an easy-to-edit webpage form has been chosen for the menu. It offers a variety of layouts depending on the number of items you have for each category and whether or not you have photos available.

If this page is to be used for a different industry, it can easily be adapted to display your services or an about page for your business.

The events page offers two display options. The first utilizes a service called "EventsCalendar" which you can use to set up a schedule of your business' events. You may also utilize any online calendar so long as it can be embedded on a website with an html code snippet.

The second option is a seven day event schedule. If you don't want to utilize another service like EventsCalendar, or if you have the same schedule every week, then this may be the better fit for you.

The booking page can be used for just about anything you'd need a form for. Currently, the page has been mocked up for booking a food truck for events such as festivals or private catering.

This contact form is for general inquiries. Since there is a form on this website specifically for bookings, this page includes a link to the booking form to keep everyone in the right place.

404 pages are a common place for your site visitors to exit your site. With an optimized 404 error page, you still have the ability to assist visitors in getting to where they need to be.

The page includes a brief, non-technical explanation of why they landed on the error page and that "404 error" doesn't mean the website is broken and it's safe to stick around.

The user is then presented with the pages they most likely were trying to access. If those aren't helpful for whatever reason, a contact button is made available so that they may reach out to you for help with their needs.