Project overview
Mulan needed a hospitality website that felt premium enough for dinner bookings while staying practical for everyday cafe, brunch, and takeaway decisions.
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01 - The Problem
Restaurant visitors need answers quickly, but mood still matters.
A restaurant website has to answer practical questions fast: where it is, when it opens, what it serves, whether takeaway exists, and how to book.
At the same time, Mulan needed to feel richer than a plain information page. The experience had to communicate Malaysian flavour, all-day service, and a warm dinner atmosphere.
02 - The Solution
I structured the site around dining intent.
The site gives each high-intent action a visible route: view menus, reserve a table, order takeaway, understand the story, browse the gallery, and confirm location details.
- Created a full multi-page static website with navigation for menus, about, takeaway, gallery, and reservation.
- Used a warm, old-world visual direction with dark surfaces, aged parchment tones, and elegant type contrast.
- Placed opening, kitchen, service, location, and booking cues close to the first decision path.
- Kept content readable as live HTML text instead of burying key details inside images.
03 - Output & Impact
A richer restaurant presence with clearer actions.
The final site balances atmosphere and utility: visitors can feel the brand, understand the food offer, and move into booking or takeaway without hunting.
- Customer impact: faster path to menus, booking, takeaway, address, and opening information.
- Brand impact: warmer, more premium dining tone for an all-day Malaysian restaurant.
- Maintenance impact: static pages with reusable components and simple assets.