La Gazzetta

La Gazzetta is a single-page website for an Italian trattoria or osteria, laid out like a printed newspaper. A masthead strip with an establishment line sits above the hero, which has a numbered kicker and a figure caption. The page continues with an About story, three classic plates with Italian sub-names, a tabbed menu (Antipasti, Primi, Secondi, Dolci), two seasonal features, a photo-essay gallery, a Why Us block, reviews, an FAQ, opening hours with a map, and a contact form. The sample restaurant, Osteria Lucia in Trastevere, Rome, with its family story, dishes, euro prices and reviews, is placeholder text. The studio replaces it with your name, menu, photos, hours, map location and WhatsApp number. Some navigation labels are in Italian (Storia, Piatti, Prenota) and can be changed. Menu tabs, the review slider, the FAQ accordion, today's hours highlight and the floating WhatsApp button already work. The contact form validates and confirms on the page only. The style borrows from print: warm newsprint paper, heavy ink rules, tomato red, olive and mustard accents, Fraunces headings, Libre Franklin body text and IBM Plex Mono for captions, all from Google Fonts. The layout adapts to tablets and phones, and animation respects reduced-motion settings. It suits trattorias, pizzerias, wine bars, delis and family restaurants with a story, where an editorial look sets them apart.