Veeraswamy

"Let's start with the desktop view. The photo of the dining room is lovely, but putting dark, un-backed text over a busy, multi-colored background is Web Design 101 failure. Your users shouldn't need night vision goggles to find the 'Menus' link. The popup aggressively selling the lunch menu is actually quite nice, but once you close it, you're greeted with an absolutely massive expanse of nothingness. It looks less like a high-end Mayfair dining destination and more like a developer pushed to production on a Friday at 4:59 PM and immediately went on holiday. Things go from incomplete to completely broken on mobile. The background image is an inexplicable, unrecognizable blur that looks like a camera misfired in a dark closet. Worse, there's no hamburger menu, no address, no phone number, and no way to actually see what kind of food you serve. You have a 'Reservation' button and a logo, and that's it. If you are charging £29 for a lunch menu in Mayfair, your digital presence needs to match your physical elegance. Right now, your website is literally 80% blank beige space. It feels abandoned. Fix the contrast on your desktop navigation, swap out that abysmal mobile background image, and for the love of hospitality, put your address and a menu button where people can actually see them."