Ouma, Nonna & Teta — one table, three kitchens

This is a submission for the Frontend Challenge: Comfort Food Edition, Perfect Landing prompt. What I Built A landing page for a family eatery that does not exist, where three grandmothers cook. Ouma cooks the food of Durban and the Cape. Teta cooks the Levant and the islands. Nonna cooks Naples. They share one long table and have never agreed on whose food is best. The premise let me put three cuisines on one menu without it being a demo of three cuisines. Comfort food is inherited food — that is the whole thesis of the site, and it is why a bunny chow, a shakshuka and a tiramisù can sit on the same page and mean something together. You browse the menu and build a shared table. Tick a dish and it does not just appear in a sidebar — its illustration is set down onto the table at the top of the panel, with a puff of that kitchen's color in the air, a running total, and a screen-reader announcement. The selection is the artwork. That was the idea I wanted to test. Eve