So a local pizza place came to me with basically zero web presence. They wanted something that'd actually get people to order online instead of just scrolling past.What I focused on:
- Big ass pizza photos (because why hide the good stuff)
- Price right there – no mystery clicking
- Quick add buttons so you're not hunting for the cart
- That peachy background isn't random – tested a few colors and this one just felt... warm? Inviting? Idk, it worked.
The little carousel at the bottom lets you peek at other pizzas without leaving the page. Figured if someone's deciding between two, might as well make it easy.
Took longer than expected because I kept tweaking the shadows on the pizza lmao.
Those big pizza photos with clear pricing really pull people in right away. What color testing process did you use to land on that peachy background?
Hey I just use the filler tool in figma.. Just fill in pizza and drop as a background. But so many background attempts, finally I get satisfied.. Is this looks good?
Showing price and add-to-cart immediately is a smart conversion move. Did you test how much the hero image alone affected orders. You sould share it in VibeCodersNest too