The blog has four new posts, each one a plain-language answer to a question we hear from restaurant owners every week.
What's new
- What WCAG 2.2 AA actually requires of a restaurant website — the standard, translated into restaurant terms: your menu, your photos, your reservation form, your colors. No legalese.
- Your PDF menu is invisible to Google — and to some of your guests — why a PDF menu can't be indexed, can't be read by screen readers, and miserable on a phone — and why the fix is the same for SEO and accessibility.
- Why accessibility overlays don't fix your restaurant website — the one-line-of-code widget, what it actually does, and why the fix has to happen at the source.
- The real monthly cost of a restaurant website in 2026 — flat-rate, revenue-share, and DIY pricing models, and how to add up what each one really costs.
No jargon, no scare tactics — the same standard we hold the rest of this site to. More on the way.