Website design
Easy Tiger Bar
Tonight’s menu, upcoming events and a photo journal of the bar, readable on a phone, with one QR menu address that stays current.
- Based in
- Glendale, Arizona
- Our part
- Website designBar websiteMenu and eventsContent workflow
Before the first drink,
a few practical details.
Guests want the current menu, what’s on this week and directions, usually from a phone at the door.
The bar needed to update menus and event posters without guests seeing a half-finished draft.
The room. The menu.
The way there.
The guest side shows the room, the drinks and what’s on, then hands over directions and hours.
On the owner side, menu and poster changes are saved as drafts first, so a change can be prepared before guests see it.
- The menu as real text, on the homepage and at one QR address that never changes.
- Upcoming events with dates and times, linked to the bar’s Eventbrite page.
- A photo journal of 39 photos, sorted by people, drinks and the room.
The neighborhood bar,
in your pocket.
Guest website, text menu, events and gallery.
Explore it yourself +One menu address.
A way to keep it current.
Live at easytigerglendale.com, with one maintained menu address for the website and the QR code.
- Guest website, text menu, events and gallery.
- A QR menu page and a draft-to-publish editing flow.
Check it
yourself.
Everything here comes from the live website, as customers see it today.
The customer’s next step
The live menu page, the same address the table QR code opens.
Readable by Google and AI assistants
Each page carries structured data, the labels search engines and AI assistants read to learn what the business is and how to reach it. The homepage has BarOrPub details with opening hours and the town. It parsed without errors when we checked it on October 27, 2026.
Fast and usable on a phone
Google Lighthouse checks how quickly a page loads on a phone and whether everyone can use it. Our mobile run of the homepage on October 27, 2026, out of 100:
- Speed
- 100
- Accessibility
- 100
- Best practices
- 100
- Search basics
- 100
A one-day lab test of page quality, not a sales result. Scores move a few points between runs. Run it yourself on PageSpeed Insights.
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