Super Alitas

For Super Alitas, I worked on a branded website that brought the menu, add-ons, locations, promotions, contact details, and ordering action into one place.

Abstract restaurant service tray, paired wing forms, menu cards, and ordering path

Problem

I wanted the website to give the restaurant a clearer destination beyond social media, with a direct path from understanding the offer to taking the next action.

Constraints

I needed a strong hierarchy for menu and promotion content
I kept the brand recognizable across the navigation, hero, and ordering views
I made ordering and contact actions easy to find
I left customer and order data out of this case study

Technical decisions

I built the public interface with React
I used Tailwind CSS alongside component-level styling
I separated the menu, add-ons, locations, and ordering steps into focused sections
I used the restaurant’s visual identity as the main anchor instead of adding a competing design language

Evidence

I verified that the public demo still responds
I captured the desktop experience and confirmed that its internal images load correctly
I no longer have the source or transaction flow, so I cannot verify ordering or promotion behavior

What I learned

Super Alitas showed me how much clarity a small business gains when its brand, menu, locations, and primary customer action follow one simple path.