Le Coq Noir had a Wix site that the client could no longer access. It was therefore impossible to directly update the restaurant's information, while requests sent to the previous provider went unfulfilled.This situation had visible effects: opening hours were contradictory, events and special menus remained old or barely visible, and an old New Year's Eve menu was still being displayed. The creation of the new website first had to give the restaurant reliable and controlled information once again.A personalised dashboard now allows for the management of opening hours, address, telephone number, email address, and social media links. The restaurant can also keep its images up to date to better showcase the venue.Google Maps reviews are displayed on the site. The delivered scope covers the public site and its dashboard, with an administration interface designed around the information actually used by the team.The dashboard centralises the management of products, menus, and their variations, including serving options for drinks. The restaurant can define a default menu and prepare specific menus for certain events.Artist profiles and a calendar also facilitate programming. Each event can be associated with an artist and a date, then presented on the public site. This organisation replaces outdated announcements with a schedule kept up to date from the same management space.The web design places more emphasis on events, bookings, and private hire requests. Upcoming dates and New Year's bookings are immediately visible, while the images provide a more faithful representation of the restaurant.Bookings remain handled by Zenchef and takeaway orders by Klikit. The site clearly directs visitors to these services without presenting these functions as having been developed within the current scope.Less than a week was needed to design the project and have the mock-ups validated. Two weeks then separated their validation from the launch, totalling about three weeks.As the launch took place the day before the interview, no quantitative results are available yet. The first observations are qualitative: upcoming events and New Year's bookings are visible without delay, private hire is promoted, and the user experience is clearer, more credible, and more reassuring.Online booking and payment, a mobile application, and automated monthly blog content creation remain future developments. They are not part of the public site and dashboard currently delivered.
