Prepared for Between The Buoys

A website for Between The Buoys — built from what you already publish.

Take a look whenever you have a minute. Both of these are working previews — click through and tap the buttons. No rush and no obligation.

Anything here that isn’t right is easy to change — the wording, the hours, the prices. And any section you don’t want comes off, its navigation link with it.

Built on your own colour

Lakeside Dusk

The burgundy is yours, measured not chosen. It is sampled from your own menu boards — 136,707 of 209,400 pixels across your four signs. Your menu and prices off those same boards, your tagline, and five of your Yelp reviews word for word with a link back so anyone can check them.

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The same site, in teal

Night Water

The lake as the background instead of the sunset over it. Same content, same sections, same words — only the colour changes. The burgundy off your signs stays on the buoys in the header.

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What’s included

Everything on the page came from what you already publish. Nothing was invented and nothing was written for you.

On the page

Seven sections: the place, the menu, the bar, reviews, hours, directions, questions
An “Are we open?” section built around your weather closures
Seven questions answered up front — boat, dog, parking, rain, gluten-free
Google map, directions and tap-to-call
Your Facebook, Instagram and Yelp in the header

From your own material

Your full food menu, priced, off your own board
Your bar and beer list exactly as your boards print it
Five Yelp reviews, word for word, with a link back
The live acts that have played, named from your own posts
Your photographs dropped in the day you send them

How it behaves

One page, built and hosted — phone first
Two colour schemes to choose from
Every colour checked for readability — 22 measured, all clear
No pop-ups, no ads, no newsletter box
Your hours, address and menu marked up for search engines

What this preview does not do yet

There are no photographs, and that is deliberate. Every photo on your Yelp page was uploaded by a customer rather than by you, so none of them are yours to publish. The header is drawn instead — the sunset, two buoys, a hammock between them. Send a dozen off your phone and they go straight in.
The hours and prices are two years old. They are read off your own board, photographed July 2024, and nothing is invented or rounded. Your hours also appear in three different versions online and no two agree. Tell me what is right and I will correct it in minutes.
There is no contact form. The page routes to your phone, your Facebook and directions instead, which is what this business actually runs on.
Both designs carry the same content. Anything you see in one is in the other — only the colour differs.