The site is published at David Chu's China Bistro
This was the final project I did as a part of a Coursera course - HTML,CSS and JavaScript For Web Developers. This is fairly a basic multi-page responsive website of a fictitious restaurant, which can be used as a template for building restaurant portfolio websites.
It showcases the basic features of a restaurant such as main seating area,google location,menu categories,working hours and reviews. Besides, there's also a Specials category which is randomly updated every time the Specials category page loads - so that you can get a flavour of all ;-) (All thanks to JavaScript!).
This website also implements responsiveness for comfortable user experience in all kinds of devices.
This project was my first real delve into Web Development.
- The About and Awards options have not been implemented yet.
- The home page currently has one static image of a restaurant, which I intend to turn into an image slideshow as the Gallery of the restaurant later.
- The overall functionality of this website is basic and can be made more efficient to create a real world product.
- Learning HTML5,CSS and JavaScript all from scratch
- Learning about media queries and implementing responsiveness
- Working with tools such as Visual Studio Code
- A glimpse into the World Of Web
- Making code readable and documentation
I would like to thank Prof. Yaakov Chain (@Yaakov Chain) for his highly extensive and methodical lectures on the basics of Web Development. I never could have imagined implementing a full-fledged web site all from scratch.
I would also like to credit W3Schools for guiding me out every little loophole in my code.