WATDA wanted a fun, easy-to-update website for its Korean restaurant. We moved the content from Squarespace to Sanity and built a bold design around the food and the owner’s direction.
A fun direction.
A busy restaurant.
The owner wanted something playful and a little quirky, with the big, blocky feel of a burger joint applied to a Korean restaurant. The food and the character of the place gave that direction plenty to work with.
The old Squarespace setup was difficult for a non-technical team to update. Menus and other details change often, so the rebuild needed a content system that could keep up with the restaurant.
Make room for
the whole table.
Large type and strong blocks of colour set the tone, with the restaurant’s food photography doing much of the work. The design follows the owner’s direction while giving the menu and story a consistent structure.
The practical information stays easy to find. Visitors can move from the food to the story of the place and the details for a visit.
Built for the
next menu change.
We structured the content in Sanity around the things the team needs to update. Routine menu and content changes are kept separate from the layout and development work.
Clear menu and location information, descriptive headings and page metadata give the restaurant useful search foundations. The focus is accurate information that can stay current.
