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Cafes, restaurants, bakeries, bars, food trucks. Almost everyone who opens your site wants three answers - are you open, what do you serve, and where exactly are you - and most of them are reading on a phone, already on their way.
Wrong hours cost you more than no website. Tell Juno yours and they appear on your contact page as you said them, every closed day included.
Not every dish, but enough to decide: the breakfasts, the coffee, the Sunday lunch, the catering. Each part of what you serve is written up with a page of its own.
Your address, plainly, and a line on parking or the nearest stop if people ask you for it.
People choose where to eat partly by how it looks. Photographs of the room and the food say more than any adjective can.
Opening hours
14 Mill Lane
Two minutes from the station
What we serve
Every Buildly site is built from the pages its design defines, with three collections that grow with you: services, projects and blog posts. This is how your kind of business fits into them.
| What you have | Where it goes |
|---|---|
| What you serve, in groups - breakfast, lunch, coffee, catering | Services, one page per group. Buildly has no separate menu page, so this is where your menu lives |
| Opening hours | Your contact page, read from how you said them to Juno |
| Address and directions | Your contact page, with your phone number and email |
| The room, the counter, events you have hosted | The gallery, from projects you add with your own photographs |
| Seasonal dishes and news | Blog posts, on designs that have a blog page |
Juno asks every business the same kinds of questions, in a conversation rather than a form, and phrases them her own way. Your answers are what make the site yours: the words are written from them, and the photographs Buildly chooses from its library are matched to what you say you do.
“What do you do, and who do you do it for?” is yours to answer in your own words. Juno will offer to draft why people choose you.
Everything the interview coversWhat do you do, and who do you do it for?
A neighborhood cafe by the station. Breakfast, lunch and proper coffee for commuters and families.
What are your opening hours?
Tuesday to Sunday, 7 till 4. Closed Mondays.
Where are you, or where do you work?
14 Mill Lane, next to the bakery, two minutes from the station.
None of it is required to start - the build can begin once Juno knows your business name, what you do and where - but each one makes the first draft closer to finished.
Tell Juno your hours and that is what your site shows. If you skip the question, Buildly keeps hours only when the same words appear on your current website or in what it found about you online, and hours found only on someone else’s listing are held back until you confirm them. Otherwise your site shows no hours rather than invented ones.
Into your services. Buildly has no separate menu page, so each group you describe - breakfast, lunch, coffee, catering - is written as a service with a page of its own. Keep each one to what helps a hungry visitor decide.
Not through Buildly - there is no booking or ordering on Buildly sites. Visitors can call the number on your site or send a message through your contact form, which arrives in Leads. If you already take bookings through another service, point a button on your site to it in the editor.
Yes, and they will beat any library photograph. Click a picture in the editor and choose Change picture to use your own. Uploading your own photos uses no sparks.
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Answer in your own words, and Buildly writes a site that tells someone on their way to you exactly what they came to find.
Juno
Buildly’s website builder
Hi - I’m Juno. I’ll ask a few things about your business, then build your website from what you tell me.
Tell Juno about your businessTakes a few minutes. No design skills.
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