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230°Celsius is a restaurant that serves roast chicken and other foods. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, 230°Celsius needed to open for delivery across multiple cities.

They used our WooCommerce Restaurant Ordering plugin to create an online order form on their website.

How our plugin solved their problem

230°Celsius delivers whole roast chicken as well as other foods such as pizzas, pasta, soups, and desserts. They needed a solution that allowed their customers to place orders online for delivery.

They used our WooCommerce Restaurant Ordering plugin to list food items on their website on the Menu page. When a customer lands on the page, they can view all items or choose to see only vegetarian options or only non-vegetarian options.

The different food items are sorted under categories including Roasted Meals, Keto Diet Meals, Stuffings & Sides, Entrees, and Desserts. This makes it easy for customers to quickly find the food items they’d like to order.

Customers can view each food item’s title, description, price, and add to cart icon. If they’d like to add a product to their cart, they can simply click the (+) icon next to each food item.

The developer added a custom floating sidebar to the menu page to enhance the customer’s experience. It allows customers to jump to a different category quickly.

And, once customers are done adding items to their menu, they can proceed to checkout to place their order. It's a fast and user-friendly way to take food orders online.

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Feed Me I’m Hungry is a food blog that regularly publishes recipes of all types including appetizers, main dishes, desserts, drinks, and allergy-friendly recipes. They used our Posts Table Pro plugin to create a WordPress recipe index to list recipes in a user-friendly way.

How our plugin solved their problem

Feed Me I’m Hungry publishes all sorts of recipes on their food blog. They needed a way to make it easy for readers to quickly find the recipe they were looking for from their collection of nearly 400 recipes.

When a visitor lands on the Recipe Index page, they see a table listing the recipes. The table shows 25 recipes per page with the name, category, and author of each recipe.

In addition to this, the table has category filters that enable visitors to quickly find the type of recipe they’re looking for. The different categories include Allergy Friendly (with Dairy Free and Gluten Free as sub-categories), Appetizers, Baking, Breakfast, Desserts, Main Dishes, and others.

Readers can also use the search box above the table to quickly find a specific recipe. The table can also be sorted based on the columns. The searchable, sortable WordPress recipe index with filter options helps readers narrow down their search.

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Arts Active is a registered charity that supports people looking to enjoy the arts in a variety of different ways. They used our Document Library Pro plugin to create a front-end resource hub for visitors and share downloadable documents.

How our plugin solved their problem

Arts Active needed a way of allowing website users easy access to their arts resource hub. They were looking for a plugin that would allow users to easily search the resource hub to find the right document quickly.

In addition, they wanted a document library plugin that supported various forms of media for download and for linking. This allowed them to have the Download button download a PDF and link to an accompanying video. Since Arts Active puts everything out bilingually, they were able to offer multiple documents by setting the Download link as a ZIP file.

The resource hub has columns for each document’s image, title, excerpt, categories, tags, and download link.

When a visitor lands on the Resources page, they can choose from tags and categories using the filter options above the resource hub. Visitors also have the option to search the resource hub for a specific document using the search box. The document titles are clickable which means visitors can click them to learn more about the resource before downloading it.

The resource hub lists 25 documents per page and has a total of 4 pages that visitors can navigate to using the pagination options below the resource hub. The table is also sortable which means visitors can sort by any column in the table.

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Pizza Molinari Fussen is a pizzeria that sells pizzas, salad, ice cream, and drinks. They used our WooCommerce Quick View Pro plugin to display quick view lightboxes on all of their food products to make it easy for customers to select toppings and place orders.

How our plugin solved their problem

Pizza Molinari Fussen needed an easy way to let customers select options and add products to their cart. This way, their customers wouldn’t have to go through the single product page to place their orders.

When a customer lands on the shop page, they can click the Bestellen (To order) button to view the food item in a quick view lightbox. The quick view lightbox shows the food item’s image, name, price, description, add-ons, quantity selector, and add to cart button. They’ve used the WooCommerce Product Add-Ons extension to set up the add-ons with prices.

Customers can choose the add-ons and extras they’d like to add to their pizza, use the quantity selector to buy more than one pizza, and add it to their shopping cart.

Markus loved the way the WooCommerce Quick View Pro plugin just worked as it should to speed up the buying process.

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Minos Pallas is a Greek restaurant in the Netherlands. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, Minos Pallas was closed for visitors but open for pick-up and delivery. They used our WooCommerce Restaurant Ordering plugin to create a menu-like ordering page on their WordPress website.

How our plugin solved their problem

Minos Pallas had to close down for visitors due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic situation. However, they wanted to remain open for pick-up and delivery. They needed a solution that would allow their customers to place orders online for pick-up or delivery.

Their web developers, 072DESIGN, used the WooCommerce Restaurant Ordering plugin to list food items on their site’s Order page. When a customer lands on the page, they can view the entire menu sorted under categories. The Order page displays the food item’s title, description (ingredients), price, and add to cart icon. Customers can simply click the (+) icon next to each food item to add it to their cart.

To enhance the customer’s user experience, their developer added a custom sidebar to the page to display the customer’s order as they select the food items they’d like to order.

The menu is split up into multiple categories to make it easy for customers to place their orders. There’s a separate category for starters, salad, meat dishes, specialties, kids menu, desserts, and beverages.

Once customers are done adding items to their menu, they can proceed to checkout to place their order and arrange pick-up and delivery.

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Feed Your Reef sells live, dry, and frozen fish food to marine hobbyists. They used our WooCommerce Lead Time plugin to give lead times on hatched to order fish food and general dry good dispatch times.

How our plugin solved their problem

Feed Your Reef needed an easy way to give lead times on certain fish food products. This way, they could let customers know when the product would be ready for dispatch before they place their order.

When a customer lands on the single product page, they can see the lead time for the product along with other product details and purchasing options. If a product is available, it shows the number of units available in stock and Lead Time: Ready for dispatch. However, if the product is available on back-order, then it says Available on back-order | Lead Time: Ready for dispatch in 2 days.

Customers can then use the quantity selector to enter the number of units they’d like to purchase and place their order.

According to Jason Smith, the WooCommerce Lead Time plugin has easy-to-follow documentation and good configuration options. They followed our lead time tutorial to set it up on their own online store.

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Old Farmhouse Takeaway is an online takeaway and delivery service. They sells traditional home-cooked food and beverages as well as restaurant gift vouchers. They used our WooCommerce Restaurant Ordering plugin to list food items and restaurant gift vouchers in a menu-like layout on their website.

How our plugin solved their problem

Old Farmhouse Takeaway needed a simple way to sell traditional home-cooked food and beverages with add-ons through their website. They were looking for a solution that would let customers place their orders as quickly as possible.

“At the end of the day, it’s all about reducing clicks, swipes, and taps when the service is designed to be quick and friendly.”

When a patron lands on the menu page, they can click the (+) icon next to the food items, beverages, or gift vouchers they’d like to purchase. If the item is a simple product, it’s automatically added to the customer’s cart. However, if the item has add-ons or variations, a lightbox appears prompting customers to choose their options such as burger toppings.

For example, when a customer adds the 'Battered Halloumi Burger' to their cart, they’re given the option to select add-ons. Customers can select as many options as they’d like. Since each add-on costs extra, the price of the food item is updated in real-time. Customers can also set the quantity selector from the lightbox.

The menu is split up into multiple categories including Roast Dinners, Sides, Burgers, Sunday Mains, Puddings, Beverages, Kids Meals, and Gift Vouchers.

The WooCommerce Restaurant Ordering plugin creates a menu-style layout of food items. Each food item displays the food’s title, price, and (+) icon that functions as the add to cart button. Restaurant gift vouchers are added in a similar way.

Once customers are done adding items to their menu, they can view their cart and place their order.

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The Indiana Broadcasters Association is an alliance of nearly 300 member radio and television broadcasters. They use our Posts Table Pro plugin to list station details and contact information in a table layout on their site’s front-end.

How our plugin solved their problem

Indiana Broadcasters Association needed a way to list their 300 member radio and television broadcasters on their site’s front-end to make it easy for visitors to find a station. They created a Find a Station page on their site listing all of the stations and station details.

When a visitor lands on the page, they can search for the station they’re looking for in a variety of different ways. The table lets them run a search query to search by call letters, city, or frequency (channel).

Visitors can also use the filter dropdown above the table to search by Station Category – Radio or Television, and sort the columns in the table. For example, visitors can sort the City column to find stations in a particular city.

The Posts Table Pro plugin includes details about each station’s title, frequency (channel), city, and phone number. This makes it easy for visitors to quickly find the station they’re looking for and get their contact information. There’s no need to redirect to a separate page for contact information.

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Elite Teamsport

Elite Teamsport is an online retailer that sells teamwear kits, training wear, and equipment. Their range of teamwear products include shirts, jerseys, shorts, and socks. They used our WooCommerce Bulk Variations plugin to sell teamwear in bulk on their single product pages.

How our plugin solved their problem

Elite Teamsport sells a variety of teamwear products on their online store. They added an option to their single product pages that let customers buy variations in bulk.

"We added the shortcode and then a button to simply show or hide upon click, which seems to work well!"

When a customer clicks the Buy in Bulk button on the single product page, the bulk variations grid opens up. This way, they can choose to either buy one variation at a time or select multiple options and add them all to the cart in one go.

The WooCommerce Bulk Variations plugin creates a grid layout listing the different sizes and colors available of each product. It also displays the name of each variation along with a variation image and the price.

Customers can use the quantity selectors next to each variation to add the number of units they’d like to purchase. Once that’s done, they simply click the Add to Basket button under the grid to add all of the selected variations to their cart in one go.

The WooCommerce Bulk Variations plugin also displays the total number of units selected and the total price directly under the variations grid.

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