Both sites are live. Open them on your phone, which is how their customers do, and judge the work there before you read what we say about it.
Formentera Café: a QR menu the café edits from a phone
A café in Abdoun Village, Amman. A QR menu website with an admin panel. Guests scan a code and see the menu with photos, prices and choices; the café edits all of it from a phone.
- Built with Next.js 16, React 19, Tailwind CSS 4, Motion, Vercel Blob.
- Live at menu.formenteracafe.com.
Naile by Diana: a nail spa's website, built for the phone
A nail spa in Abdoun, Amman. A website made for the phone: a look finder, every service with its picture and price, the salon's Google reviews, and booking one tap away.
- Built with Next.js 15, React 19, Tailwind CSS 4, Motion, Lenis.
- Live at nailebydiana.com.
What the two have in common
The two look nothing alike. One is a dark menu with a single gold accent; the other is ivory, olive and copper. They share a method: each was designed for the phone first and built so the page opens fast on mobile data.
The pictures of client work on this site are captures of these live sites. The estate around them is generated, and the About page says which is which.