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If the restaurant doesn't have anything besides a menu, /index.pdf is fine—no web design required; reuse the menu they're printing anyway. The trade-off is tha
by ok123456 11mo ago
If the restaurant doesn't have anything besides a menu, /index.pdf is fine—no web design required; reuse the menu they're printing anyway.
The trade-off is that they'll have to pinch/zoom if they have a small display. It's a minor inconvenience to make the exact information they want available instantly.
- vector_spaces 11mo agoindex.pdf won't tend to play nicely with screen readers and also sucks for people on crappy mobile networks, so it's a minor inconvenience for some, and straight up unusable for others
- hyperhello 11mo agoBut you can easily serve a desktop version or a small screen version.
- ok123456 11mo ago> index.pdf won't tend to play nicely with screen readers The horrible Wix sites most restaurants end up using are likely less accessible than a PDF. The Adobe PDF reader can reflow text. > also sucks for people on crappy mobile networks The average wysiwyg site builder produces bundles that are an order of magnitude larger than a PDF menu. Also, the PDF is easier to cache correctly and can be easily saved for offline access.
- mpweiher 11mo agoWhy is Wix horrible...or why does it create horrible sites by default? Curious, I haven't tried it.