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Deal-led menus, one-page ordering, saved addresses and repeat orders — built for a customer who decides in seconds.
Fast food ordering is a different behaviour from restaurant browsing. The customer usually knows roughly what they want, they are ordering for a group, and they are looking for the deal. Every extra screen between the deal and the confirmed order costs a percentage of orders.
So the whole site collapses towards the order: deals visible immediately, combos configurable inline, address saved from last time, and repeat-order in one tap.
Combos and offers visible on arrival, configurable inline, priced by explicit rules.
Saved addresses, repeat-last-order, and as few steps as the payment method allows.
Per-zone charges, minimum order and time estimates, with branch chosen from the address.
Order confirmation and status by SMS or WhatsApp, because nobody watches a status page.
Per-campaign landing pages and promo codes that attribute properly in Analytics.
Built light so it loads on mobile data at 7pm, which is when it has to work.
Speed and deal clarity, in that order.
Deal pricing is where cheap ordering sites break: a combo where the drink was swapped charges the wrong total, or a promo code stacks on an already-discounted item. Deals are defined as rules with clear precedence, and the awkward cases are tested — an item removed from a combo, a promo applied to a deal, a partially refunded order.
Most fast food digital spend goes to paid social, so the site is built to receive it: dedicated landing pages per campaign, promo codes that attribute, and conversion events wired into Analytics so cost per order is a real number rather than an estimate.
Straight answers, including the ones that rule us out.
The pages people read next, and the products that connect to this one.
One-screen ordering, combos and deals, token numbers, a customer queue display and kitchen tickets — a POS measured in seconds per order.
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