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Case study eCommerce maintenance

How Provis maintained and optimised the online ordering store of Olives & Burgers.

Olives & Burgers is a restaurant in Cyprus that takes orders online through a WordPress and WooCommerce store. Provis maintained that store and worked on its interface and its e-commerce set-up.

An illustrative Olives & Burgers ordering page: Clean food, better taste, an Order delivery bar, a menu of sample dishes with prices and a cart
An illustrative Olives & Burgers menu on a phone: an Order delivery bar, category filters and sample dishes with prices
Client: Olives & BurgersRestaurant, Cyprus
What Provis delivered

An ordering store that is kept working and selling.

Maintenance
of the ordering store
Provis looked after the restaurant's online store, so customers can keep ordering
UI work
on the site
Provis worked on how the store looks and feels, so ordering is easier
Optimisation
of the e-commerce set-up
Provis worked to help the store sell better online

At a glance

  1. The store

    Olives & Burgers is a restaurant in Cyprus, and takes orders online through a WordPress and WooCommerce store.

  2. What Provis did

    Maintenance of the online ordering store, with user interface development and e-commerce optimisation.

  3. Platform

    WordPress and WooCommerce.

Client
Olives & Burgers
Industry
Food and beverage: a restaurant with online ordering
Market
Cyprus
Platform
WordPress and WooCommerce
Services
eCommerce development, store maintenance, UI development and e-commerce optimisation
The situation

A restaurant that sells online.

Olives & Burgers is a restaurant in Cyprus. Its website leads with "Clean food, better taste!" and an "Order delivery" bar, so that customers can order its food online.

An ordering store has to keep working and keep selling. Provis looked after the store on WordPress and WooCommerce, developed its user interface and optimised its e-commerce set-up.

How a restaurant usually takes an online order

  1. Menushown on the website
  2. Ordera slow or confusing checkout
  3. Payment and deliverydetails that fail or are missed
  4. Kitchena clear order arrives

A typical flow for restaurants like this, not a record of this client.

Common problems, and how Provis fixes them

What usually slows a restaurant ordering store down

Problems Provis often sees in projects like this, and how it fixes them.

  1. Ordering is slow on a phone

    Most orders come from phones. A clumsy menu loses the sale.

    How Provis fixes itA simpler interface

    Clear menus, big buttons and a short checkout.

  2. The store breaks after an update

    WordPress and WooCommerce need regular updates, and a missed one can break ordering.

    How Provis fixes itRegular maintenance

    Updates are applied and checked, and problems are fixed quickly.

  3. Visitors leave before they order

    Slow pages and a long checkout cost orders.

    How Provis fixes itE-commerce tuning

    Faster pages and fewer steps to order.

How the work ran

A store like this is looked after in four steps.

  1. Discovery and auditWe learn the business, look at what exists and agree what to build or fix
  2. Build or fixWe do the work in small steps and show progress as it goes
  3. Test and launchWe test on real phones and browsers, then go live with a rollback plan
  4. SupportAfter launch, 24/7 monitoring and support keeps it running
  • Maintenance: updates, backups and fixes, so ordering keeps working.

  • Interface: menus and pages that are easy to use on a phone.

  • Tuning: small changes that help more visitors become customers.

Maintenance:

A store that keeps running.

An ordering store has to work every time a customer is hungry. We look after it so it does.

Updates are tested before they go live.

Problems are fixed quickly.

How Provis builds online stores
The store

From the menu to the order.

Illustrative screens in the Olives & Burgers style: every name, price and number here is made up. Select one to enlarge it.

  • An illustrative menu: an Order delivery bar, category filters and sample dishes with prices

    The menuDishes by category

  • An illustrative burger page: a photo-style drawing, patty and extras options, and an Add to cart button

    A dish with optionsPick the extras

  • An illustrative cart: three sample dishes, subtotal, delivery and total, and a Go to checkout button

    The cartTotals at a glance

  • An illustrative checkout: sample name and address, card or cash payment, and a Place order button

    CheckoutShort and clear

  • An illustrative order confirmed screen: a tick, a sample order number and an estimated delivery time

    Order confirmedDelivery time shown

Where it is today

Looked after by Provis.

Olives & Burgers takes orders online through its WordPress and WooCommerce store, with the menu, the cart and the checkout looked after by Provis.

After launch

After launch, how Provis works.

A customer picks a dish, adds the extras they want and checks out from a phone, a tablet or a desktop.

Provis builds every site and app to work on a phone, a tablet and a desktop.

Provis replies to every enquiry within two working days.

Every Provis build comes with 24/7 monitoring and support after launch.

How every Provis project runs

  • One project leadyour single point of contact
  • A written weekly update and a demoof what was built that week
  • A staging link and your repoyou see the work as it is built; the code goes straight into your repo
  • QA before launchour QA team tests every feature
  • Yours from day onecode repo, cloud account and domain in your company's name; our team joins as collaborators, and you can remove access at any time
  • Our team works in India, on ISTUTC+5:30: 1.5 hours ahead of Dubai, 4.5 ahead of London (5.5 in winter), 9.5 ahead of New York (10.5 in winter)
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