Case study

Skypool Club · Meknès

Skypool Club: a neon-lit website for a café, restaurant and billiard hall in Meknès

In El Bassatine, Skypool Club serves pizzas, burgers, tacos, kebabs and cocktails a few steps from the billiard tables. Dineora designed a website that switches the neon on from the very first screen, then organizes a menu of more than a hundred items for takeout or delivery orders.

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The Skypool Club website shown on a laptop and a phone
Restaurant
Skypool Club
Location
Meknès, El Bassatine
Cuisine
Pizzas, kebabs, tacos and burgers
Designed by Dineora
Website, online menu, takeout ordering, delivery

A café, a restaurant and a billiard hall

Skypool Club describes itself in three words, written beneath its sign: café, restaurant, billiards. It sits in the El Bassatine district of Meknès, and its menu matches that ambition. It has twenty-two sections: best sellers such as the seafood pizza, signature pitas with crispy chicken or ground beef, sharing platters, rice bowls topped with breaded chicken, salads, starters, plates served with fries and rice, wraps, tacos, paninis, burgers, sandwiches with kebab, tuna or sausage, pizzas and pasticcios.

On the sweet and drinks side there are savory crêpes, crêpes and waffles, desserts such as cheesecake or artisanal ice cream, milkshakes, fresh avocado, kiwi or mango juices, house cocktails, including a SkyPool made with ice cream, vanilla, banana juice and strawberry, and hot and cold drinks, from espresso to mint tea.

The challenge: the mood of a game room and a huge menu

Skypool Club is not only a place to eat: it is a place people come to play and to share a pizza between two games. The website had to convey that evening atmosphere, with its blue lights and billiard cloths, rather than the image of a simple fast-food counter.

It also had to make a menu of more than a hundred items easy to use, from espresso to milkshake. The goal was to keep the path to ordering short: a Commander button always visible at the top of the screen, and a menu split into sections that can be reached in a single gesture.

Skypool Club home page on a smartphone: neon sign, Commander button and wraps in front of the billiard tables
The “Notre Menu” scene on a smartphone, sections in three columns
Art direction board for the Skypool Club website

An art direction in blue and pink neon

Everything starts from the illuminated sign. The name appears in neon letters, “Skypool” in glacier blue and “Club” in raspberry pink, over a dimly lit room where a screen, a Skypool sign and a billiard table with a blue cloth glow. The palette follows: deep black, electric blue, pink, and touches of orange for the handwritten phrases that accompany the dishes.

The visuals put the food in front of the game tables: breaded chicken wraps cut in half, a burger with egg and cheddar, a steaming cup of coffee, a salmon pizza on a wooden board, a passion fruit cocktail, a mixed salad, a black billiard ball resting on the edge. The headings mix spaced capitals, glowing calligraphic script and a thick neon for the name. The Commander button is painted as a dark plaque ringed with turquoise neon, lit like the sign.

A home page that reads like an evening at the club

The home page unfolds as a series of large scenes. The first sets out the sign, the line “Café · Restaurant · Billard” and the motto “Le Goût des Bons Moments”, above wraps and filled crêpes. Further down, a burger with egg takes the center of the screen, framed by handwritten phrases such as “Un Burger Plein de Caractère”, all the way to a banner reading “Au cœur de Meknès”.

Next comes “Notre Menu”, a large scene that presents the menu like a bar chalkboard, section by section, with a drawn pictogram for each: a crown for best sellers, a burger, a milkshake, a taco, a waffle, a coffee cup. The last scene returns to the room, among the billiard tables, with a pizza, a cocktail, fries, wraps and a salad, and these words written in orange light: “Des classiques qui font plaisir”.

The Skypool Club ordering page on a laptop and a phone

An online menu for takeout or delivery orders

The ordering page opens beneath a numbered black ball and two crossed cues, above the title “Menu & Commander” written in blue and gold neon. The decor combines blue and gold swirls, splashed mojito glasses, forks, basil and tomatoes. Each section is printed on a torn parchment hanging from a carved dark wooden roller.

  • A navigation bar at the top of the screen gives access to the twenty-two sections.
  • Each item has its visual, its name, its description and its price.
  • The add button takes the shape of a midnight-blue chef's hat marked with a cross.

Customers build their basket and pay online, then choose to pick up their order at Skypool Club or have it delivered.

“Top des ventes” section on a smartphone, with the midnight-blue basket bar

Skypool Club's menu: a few dishes

Dishes as they appear on Skypool Club's online menu, with the restaurant's own names, descriptions and prices.

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On a smartphone, the neon stands upright

On a smartphone, the illuminated sign is recomposed in portrait, the Commander button stays at the top right, and the dishes scroll one under the other, from the wraps to the burger. The “Notre Menu” scene reads in three tight columns, then the billiard hall scene takes up the full height of the screen, with its phrases in orange letters.

The ordering page switches to a single column. Each parchment keeps its golden title; the section bar scrolls with a swipe of the finger, each description unfolds from a small arrow, a glowing menu button sits at the top right, and a midnight-blue basket bar stays at the bottom of the screen.

The Skypool Club website on a phone resting on a set table

A website prepared for searches in Meknès

The website uses the words of people looking for somewhere to eat in Meknès: a restaurant in El Bassatine, a kebab, a pizza, a burger, a sandwich, crispy chicken or a pasticcio, or Skypool Club and its menu directly. The page title, its description, its texts and its structured data present the venue, its district and its menu sections clearly and consistently.

A detailed presentation page complements the home page, and the full menu can be read as text on the ordering page. No one can promise a spot in Google: the work consists of giving search engines accurate, structured and consistent information.

A website for a billiards café-restaurant in Meknes: pizzas, tacos and delivery

A café-restaurant with a pool hall comes alive at night: people play, snack, and order another pizza between frames. Its fast-food website must show pizzas, tacos, burgers, crispy-chicken pitas and milkshakes at a glance, then offer online ordering with delivery or collection, paid online. That is the need of any pizza and kebab restaurant in Meknes.

  • No commission on the basket: a site this size does not call for an agency invoice, and the sale of a combo stays whole for the house.
  • Online before the next game: the club’s name is enough to get the menu, its visuals and the ordering pages within minutes.
  • Blue and pink neon: the glowing sign, the baize tables and the half-dark are what the site takes up, instead of a fast-food backdrop.
  • A menu that moves: the manager adds a wrap, changes a price or hides a section, and the screen follows at once.
  • Customer straight to counter: orders and deliveries start on the club’s own site, with no delivery app in between.
  • From the district to abroad: from El Bassatine to Rabat, Lisbon or Sydney, language and currency adapt.

For a café-restaurant in Meknes, that means a site that switches its neon on at opening time and takes orders until closing.

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The result: a sign that also lights up online

The Skypool Club website recovers the atmosphere of a billiard hall at night, its neon, its blue cloths and its laden tables, without losing sight of a very full menu. Ordering takeout or delivery stays one gesture away, at the top of every screen. This is what Dineora aims to build for every venue: a website that looks like it, with its menu and its orders.

The website in pictures

Screenshots of the live website, on a computer and on a phone.

Burgers section of the Skypool Club menu on a smartphone, below the section bar
Billiard hall scene on a smartphone: salmon pizza, cocktail, wraps and salad

Skypool Club: practical information

Address
5 rdc avenue essaadiene، Meknès 50000
See the address on Google Maps
Cuisine
Pizzas, kebabs, tacos and burgers
Services
Online ordering for pickup · Delivery · Online payment
Menu sections
Top des Ventes · Pitas Signatures · Nos Combos · Krousty Bowl · Salades · Starters · Plats · Wraps · Tacos · Paninis · Burgers · Sandwichs · Pizzas · Pasticcios
The restaurant's website
dineora.io/skypool-club

Questions about this project

Who designed the Skypool Club website?

The Skypool Club website was designed by Dineora: art direction, home page, online menu and a takeout and delivery ordering page.

Can you order from Skypool Club online?

Yes. The Commander button opens the whole menu: you add your items to the basket, pay online, then pick up your order on site or have it delivered.

What is on the Skypool Club menu?

Pizzas, burgers, tacos, kebab sandwiches, pitas, paninis, pasticcios, crêpes and waffles, milkshakes, fresh juices and house cocktails.

How can a café-restaurant with a pool hall take delivery orders without a delivery app?

Its own website presents the menu and takes the basket, which the customer pays online. The order reaches the club directly, with no app in between and no commission.

Do you need an agency to put a menu of well over a hundred items online?

No. Pizzas, tacos, burgers, crêpes and drinks are sorted into sections from the venue’s name alone, and the manager then edits each item personally.

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