Restaurant / family
Iguisan
A four-page Filipino BBQ and grill house site: a daylight homepage with polaroid stack, the Sa Uling menu, barkada group packages, and visit details.
- Demo build
- /07-iguisan/
- Orivian contribution
- Full website built from zero — self-initiated, no client commission.
- Site audience
- Families and group diners in Quezon City looking for Filipino BBQ
- Pages
- 4 pages in the build
The context
What this website is for.
A family grill house in South Triangle serving Filipino inihaw to barkadas and families — an everyday comfort-food audience, not a fine-dining one.
The research behind the brief found that hours and addresses disagree across listings, so the site prints what it can stand behind and flags the rest for a phone check.
What the site has to do
- Make the 18-inch BBQ the obvious reason to come.
- Separate the daily menu from the group-feast offer.
- Give barkada packages prices and sizes a family can plan around.
- Publish hours and directions without presenting contested details as fact.
Scope
What the build covered.
Structure, content, design, and build for the whole site — the parts a visitor can see and use.
- Daylight homepage with polaroid stack
- Sa Uling menu page
- Barkada package page
- Visit page with hours and parking
- Data-honesty notes on contested details
- Responsive layout across devices
Inside the demo
Follow the structure yourself.
Every page below is public. The quickest way to judge this work is to open the paths and read them on your phone.
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