Website for a pizza van

A pizza van's website answers one question: where are you tonight? The pitch schedule is the home page, the menu comes after, and private events are the page that pays for winter.

The schedule first

  • Tonight's pitch, with the address, the start and the time you pack up.
  • The week ahead, so someone who tried you knows when to find you again.
  • A navigation button to the exact spot on the green, not the middle of the road.
  • A way to say "sold out" when you finish early.

Private events

Birthdays, weddings, company days: that's the turnover that carries the empty months, and it arrives through a form with the right fields — how many people, when, where, is there power. Four well-chosen fields beat a page of marketing.

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Questions owners actually ask

What goes at the top of a pizza van’s site?

Tonight’s pitch, with the address and the time you pack up, then the week ahead. A van is asked where it is far more often than what it sells.

Why do private events deserve their own page?

They are the turnover that carries the empty months, and they arrive through a form with the right fields — how many people, when, where, is there power.

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