The website you already had, fine-tuned
Carayaca Bar already had a website. What it lacked was speed, clarity and usefulness. We gave it a tune-up.
In shortThe three key points of this case
Carayaca's website had a good base, but it was slow and didn't look good on mobile.
I edited and optimised the existing website to get the most out of it with the smallest possible investment.
One surgical fix got Carayaca's website working the way it should.
Not everything gets fixed by tearing it down
Carayaca's website had a good base, but it was slow and didn't look good on mobile. Rebuilding it from scratch would have been throwing money away.
The challenge was to improve what already existed: speed, clarity and experience, without reinventing the wheel.
Fine-tuning instead of rebuilding
I edited and optimised the existing website to get the most out of it with the smallest possible investment.
- Speed optimisation — images, caching and code clean-up.
- Mobile experience — making the menu and contact details work on a phone.
- Clear information — opening hours, location and menu in plain sight.
- Basic local SEO — showing up when people search for a bar in the area.
Faster, clearer, more useful
One surgical fix got Carayaca's website working the way it should.
Sometimes the best investment is fine-tuning what you already have.
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