This venue is a wine bar and wine merchant in Beaune (Burgundy), combining a cellar space and a wine bar with a tapas menu and wine-themed events. An out-of-canton client that shows Lumineth also supports projects remotely.
Showcase the venue, the wine selection and the experience, and make discovery easier (hours, contact, events, private hire).
What I put in place
- Polished showcase site (cellar + wine bar + team + events).
- Presentation of the menu, the hours and the contact details of both spaces.
- Remote support (client in France), proof of the remote working model.
A project run remotely
The client is in Beaune, Burgundy; I am in Geneva. The project was done over video calls and written exchanges: framing, content choices, reviews. The method is the same as in person; only the travel is missing.
Two spaces, one place
The wine shop and the wine bar each have their hours, their menu and their use. The site presents them as one place with two entrances, plus the team, the events (tastings, private hire) and the contact details.
A showcase site that stays current
Multi-site platform, static pages. Every site is built to be fast, accessible and easy for Google and AI assistants to read: I aim for 100 on Lighthouse, on mobile and desktop. The manager updates the menu, hours and events online, with a preview before publishing.
What the site brings
- The menu, hours and events updated by the manager, with a preview before publishing.
- One place, one entrance per activity: the wine shop and the wine bar.
- A fast, accessible site that Google and AI assistants read easily: I aim for 100 on Lighthouse, on mobile and desktop.
A project delivered entirely remotely for a client in France, a concrete illustration of remote work.
Frequently asked questions
Can a site be built without meeting?
Yes. This project was framed, built and delivered remotely, over video and in writing. What matters is the rhythm of exchanges and reviews, not physical presence.
How do you present a place with two activities?
As one place, with one entrance per activity: shop (sales, selection) and wine bar (menu, tapas, events). Hours and contact details are distinct and visible on every page.
Can the manager edit the menu and events?
Yes, online, with a preview before publishing. Past events are archived automatically.
Will the site be fast and rank well?
Every site is built to be fast, accessible and easy for Google and AI assistants to read: I aim for 100 on Lighthouse, on mobile and desktop. Static pages, optimised images, schema.org markup and FAQs that Google and AI assistants can read. I promise no ranking on Google: I put in place what lets you be found there.
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