An approach shaped around the need
A website needs a structure that introduces the brand and helps visitors find the information they need. At Ordu-based Ganjue Creative, we consider responsive website design, visual language and page content together. For restaurants and cafes, QR menu design is considered around the brand identity and menu content.
What can the work include?
- Website design: a page and content plan suited to the brand’s needs.
- Responsive layout: readable presentation on phones, tablets and desktops.
- Basic SEO setup: page titles, descriptions and content hierarchy.
- QR menus: readable menu content and design for restaurants and cafes.
How can you prepare for the first conversation?
Share your existing website, logo and identity files, and the information visitors need. Menu categories, item names and descriptions are starting points for a QR menu. Domain, hosting, content delivery and updates are discussed as project details; a feature or system is only included when it is part of the agreed scope.
We agree the scope, production needs and delivery expectations together.
Let’s discuss your project ↗The next step
Read the related guide or prepare a short project note with Jey. You review and send the email draft yourself.
Read the related guide ↗E-commerce and software needs
If you also need an e-commerce store or a business-specific web application, we can consider those scopes alongside your website.
Frequently asked questions
How do website and QR menu projects differ?
A website presents a brand’s services and content through a page structure. A QR menu focuses on making restaurant or cafe menu content readable on a phone. Needs and deliverables are agreed together.
Are e-commerce and software offered alongside web design?
We also offer e-commerce website design and business-specific software/web applications. Functional, platform and integration needs are considered within the scope of each project.