New website for Cornish restaurant
Fire is a buzzing seaside café, bar and grill in Mawgan Porth with views of the beach.
Owners Graham and Liz asked us to create an easy to use, good looking brochure site for their business.
And with over 40% of online browsing now through mobile devices we knew it needed to work just as well on a smartphone and iPad as a PC.
Research, design and build
After spending time on keyword research and competitor analysis, we handed a comprehensive brief and site structure over to our trusted designer and developer.
While they set to work on creating the look and structure of the website, we sourced great imagery and created search engine friendly web copy.
It's the little things that count
Graham and Liz wanted to showcase their daily changing specials, so we built the site to be updated by posting a photo of their specials from an iPad.
We also created a bespoke Facebook page where you can book a table, as well as optimising TripAdvisor and Fire's Google Places page in order to boost traffic to the website and increase the number of reviews.
Fanning the flames as Fire goes live
On average visitors spend nearly 5 minutes on the site, viewing 6.37 pages. Over three quarters of visitors are viewing more than one page.
Researched, designed and built in under 10 weeks, the Fire website was on time and on budget, going live just before the summer influx of tourists.
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