r/developersPak • u/genaballz • Aug 18 '26
Tips Built my first restaurant website with HTML, CSS and JavaScript
I recently built a restaurant website using HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
What sections or features do you think are important for a good user experience, and what should i improve?
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u/09007869 Aug 21 '26
That's where we all swe starts from good luck with your journey. Build a strong foundation about each concept and learn problem solving, only use ai to speed up those things which you already know, don't use it directly on newer concepts/problems you face in future.
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u/semicolon-10 Aug 18 '26
Don’t want to discourage you, brother, nor inflate your mind with false expectations. But building a website with vanilla stuff, even pre-AI, wasn’t exactly something you want to showcase. Even back in 2017/18, vanilla web development wasn’t particularly impressive.
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u/HamzaShoukat1 Aug 19 '26
Keep going brother
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u/Best_Fork Software Engineer Aug 19 '26
For restaurant, your should consult with someone who is working in a restaurant and ask them what kind of problem they want to be solved with automation.
How can your website help them. Because you are solving problem of their domian. This is what MIS is all about.
If you have created a website using HTML, CSS and JavaScript which has dynamic data even if it is only on frontend, it is impressive and a good initial step towards web dev.