Case study · Digital experience · Hospitality

Kamon: from discovering the proposition to reaching a booking.

Content architecture, mobile-first UX and SEO for a Japanese–Mediterranean fusion restaurant in Valencia.

My role: UX, content architecture and SEO
Period: Web
Status: Live project

Actual Kamon homepage with food photography, restaurant identity and booking button. — Real public website screenshot · 9 Nov 2026www.kamon.es

01Challenge

Bringing the restaurant’s identity to mobile.

Clearly present Kamon’s Japanese–Mediterranean fusion proposition, story and menu. The journey needed to let visitors explore the restaurant and find how to book, without navigation competing with content.

02Intervention

Organising content around the decision.

My work focused on mobile-first UX, navigation, content architecture and SEO. The brand story, menu and dining options were connected to a clear path towards booking.

Mobile-first navigation and hierarchy
Brand story and dining proposition
Menu / dining options and booking journey
Content architecture and on-page / local SEO

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03Final experience

Discover, browse and reach a booking.

The website experience brings together identity, dining information and booking access in a mobile-oriented journey. This case study covers the digital work: I do not attribute business performance to the redesign or publish unverified conversion metrics.

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