Naughty Pizza — website
Naughty Pizza is a pizzeria with restaurants in Bedford in the UK and in Dubai, which the brand describes as an authentic, contemporary, gourmet pizza experience inspired by the Amalfi coast. Pixel2Tech built Naughty Pizza's WordPress website as white-label development partner for a digital agency, using Elementor Pro.
- Client
- Naughty Pizza
- Practice
- Websites
- Service
- WordPress Sites
- Engagement
- White-label partner
- Live site
- naughty.pizza ↗
The work
What we built for Naughty Pizza (white-label)
On mobile
Most visitors arrive on their phones, so the mobile layout matters most.
Project brief
Deliverables
- WordPress website on Elementor Pro
- Location chooser landing page
- Bedford and Dubai location pages
- Table booking and click and collect links
- Menu and gallery sections
- Mobile layout
The challenge
The two restaurants are in different countries, with their own phone numbers, opening hours, menus, booking systems and ordering options. Guests needed to reach the right restaurant's details at once, without mixing up the two.
Our approach
The home page is a simple location chooser: guests pick Bedford or Dubai and land on that restaurant's own page. Each location page keeps the same structure, with the story of how the pizza is made, the menu, a gallery, Book A Table and Click & Collect buttons, and local contact details. The Dubai page adds sections for birthdays, events and make-your-own-pizza nights.
The outcome
A restaurant website where guests choose their location in one tap, then book a table, order for collection or check the menu for that restaurant, on phone or desktop. Both location pages share one template, so another restaurant can be added the same way.
- Platform
- WordPress (Elementor Pro)
- Site type
- Restaurant website, two locations
- Key pages
- Location chooser, menu, booking, contact
How we did it
Step 01
Location first
A full-screen landing page asks guests to choose Bedford or Dubai before anything else, so every later page shows the right restaurant.
Step 02
Shared page template
Both location pages follow one Elementor layout: the brand story, a step-by-step look at how the pizza is made, the menu, a gallery and guest reviews.
Step 03
Booking and ordering
Book A Table and Click & Collect sit in each location's menu bar and link to that restaurant's own reservation and online ordering systems.
Step 04
Local details
Each page ends with the restaurant's phone number, email, address and opening status, and a WhatsApp chat button gives guests another quick way to get in touch.
Tools and platforms
- WordPress
- Elementor Pro
- Hello Elementor theme
- WhatsApp chat button
Why this project matters
A restaurant site is mostly used to answer one question fast: can I book, order or call? Sending guests to the right location first keeps those answers one tap away.
Questions about this project
What platform is the Naughty Pizza website built on?
It runs on WordPress with the Hello Elementor theme and Elementor Pro, with table booking and click and collect linked to each restaurant's own systems.
Do you work white-label for agencies?
Yes. We build stores and websites under the agency's brand, with an NDA when needed. Tell us about the project and we will send a fixed quote after a short call.
Related services and articles
Have a project like this in mind?
Tell us what you're working on. We'll come back with a clear plan and a realistic timeline.