Website prototype review

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The Juice Bar DallasSeptember 2026Prepared by The Tribe Maker

Why redesign

The juice is great. The website hides it.

  • 7.3 sfor the home page’s main image to appear on a phone (Lighthouse mobile score 70 of 100).
  • 92 / 160product and store photos have no description, so Google cannot read them.
  • 0pages tell search or AI tools what is on the menu and what it costs.
  • 3 / 3stores list different hours on the site than on Yelp or Uber Eats.
The juice press at The Juice Bar

Your new prototype

Same pages. Same addresses. Built around the menu.

Every word, price and photo comes from your current site. We kept every web address, so nothing that ranks today is lost, and rebuilt each page to load fast, read clearly and end in an order.

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Prototype home page on desktop
Green Detox item page on a phone

Preview the pages

56 pages, ready to click.

HomeMenu index, cleanses, shots, locations, FAQOpen Pressed JuicesAll 11 bottles, 16ozOpen Green DetoxOne of 42 item pagesOpen Smoothies10 recipes, kids sizesOpen CleansesDay Drinker and Greenskeeper, FAQOpen LocationsThree stores, hours, directionsOpen Nutrition FactsNow a readable tableOpen Brand GuideLogo, color, type, voice, PDFOpen

Search (SEO)

What Google sees today.

  1. Slow on phones. A full-screen loader and heavy theme files: 7.3 s to the main image on the home page.
  2. Photos without descriptions. 92 of 160 content images have no alt text.
  3. No share images on 9 key pages, so shared links show no photo.
  4. Empty pages open to Google. Blog archives and five copies of the home page.
  5. Thin drink pages. Half have 33 words or fewer, some with placeholder copy.
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Measured on the prototype

70Live mobile score
98Prototype mobile score
7.3 sLive main image
1.9 sPrototype main image

Lighthouse lab runs on September 29, 2026, simulated mobile, home page.

Juice Bar bottles

AI answers (AEO)

Make it easy for AI to recommend you.

  1. Menu and prices are invisible. No structured menu data. The prototype marks up every item and price on 48 pages.
  2. The FAQ is not marked up. Eight good cleanse answers, unreadable as Q&A. The prototype marks them up and adds six more on the home page.
  3. Facts disagree. Hours differ from Yelp and Uber Eats; one map link has the wrong ZIP.
  4. Nutrition is a 2018 image. Now a readable table, ready for current numbers.
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What’s next

From prototype to launch.

01

Review

Click through the prototype and brand guide. Tell us what feels right and what does not.

02

Confirm the facts

Hours, prices, recipes and a few photos, so every listing matches.

03

Build

Production site on the same web addresses, with your ordering links and analytics.

04

Launch and measure

Redirect old archive pages, submit the sitemap, and track results in Search Console.

Recommended next steps

A few answers get us moving.

Please confirm

  • Current hours for Inwood, NorthPark and Highland Park Village.
  • Current prices and any menu changes.
  • NorthPark online ordering: is the Uber Eats listing yours?
  • Photos for Celery Juice and the food items; vector logo files.
  • Access to Google Business Profiles and Search Console.

Worth doing on the current site now

  • Allow pinch-zoom on phones.
  • Close the public WordPress users list.
  • Fix the cleanse order button that links nowhere.
  • Add share images to the home, About, Locations and Cleanse pages.
  • Make hours match on Google, Yelp and Uber Eats.

Thank you

Made fresh daily. Online, too.

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