Karen's Pizza
I contributed to Karen’s Pizza as part of a collaborative website project. Because the source history is no longer available to me, I am limiting this case study to the team result instead of claiming a more specific individual role.
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Problem
As a team, we aimed to carry the restaurant’s visual character onto the web and give visitors a clearer path to the menu, locations, and ordering.
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Constraints
- We let food photography and menu copy carry the strongest visual weight
- We kept ordering and location discovery close to the main navigation
- I left phone numbers, street addresses, and customer information out of this case study
- I am keeping my individual contribution broad until I can document it more precisely
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Technical decisions
- We worked within a React-based public interface
- We used JavaScript, HTML, and CSS in the implementation
- We centered the composition on menu and restaurant imagery
- We kept an ordering action visible throughout the public experience
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Evidence
- I could still reach the public website during my latest check
- I captured the desktop experience and confirmed that its visible images loaded correctly
- I no longer have the source history needed to attribute individual changes more precisely
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What I learned
Karen’s Pizza reminded me that client work is strongest in my portfolio when I pair the visual result with a precise, verifiable account of what I personally contributed.