Website for a bakery with three locations in Bogotá

Decision 1 · Catalog

One page per product, per occasion and per location: 21 pages for what people search for from a bakery in Bogotá

Pastelería Dulcita's site has 21 catalog pages, each with its own URL: 11 product lines, 7 occasions and 3 locations. Julián Franco organized the catalog this way because someone looking for a baptism cake or the nearest location arrives with a specific question, and each page answers one.

Page type	Pages	What it covers
Product lines	11	Cakes, display-case cakes, desserts, bread, cookies, coffee shop, restaurant, kids, treats, signature line and more
Occasions	7	Baby shower, baptism, birthday, graduation, wedding, first communion and corporate events
Locations	3	Calle 72, Fontibón and Kennedy, each with its own menu, hours and directions link

Source: site repository and build sitemap (37 URLs), retrieved October 24, 2026.

Each location sells different things, and the menu shows it. The rules were confirmed with the bakery on August 11, 2026: tiramisu only appears at Kennedy, and the Milkyway and Red Velvet display-case cakes only at Calle 72. Each location's opening hours live in a single data file that feeds the location page, so they're changed in one place.

Product and location videos load without JavaScript: the poster shows first and the video downloads 0 bytes until someone opens it.

Decision 2 · Quotes

Cake quotes by email with FormSubmit, a backup copy on the server and WhatsApp as an alternative

Pastelería Dulcita's quote form sends every request to the bakery's inbox with FormSubmit and saves a backup copy on the server; WhatsApp sits on the same page as an alternative. Without JavaScript the form still works: the server saves the copy, attempts the send and takes the customer to the thank-you page.

The first version, from September 4, 2026, sent the email from the hosting with PHP. On September 21 it switched to FormSubmit, because the domain's SPF record only authorizes Google to send email and messages sent from the hosting weren't arriving.

Hosting stays on the bakery's cPanel. Since September 4, 2026 every change in the repository is built with GitHub Actions and published there over FTPS, with no manual uploads.