Alerts and windows
What the site says back to a visitor and the windows it opens over a page. Every sample is a part of the site at its real size, and you can open the windows.
Alerts
Short messages on the form and when sharing. They say it in words, not by colour alone, and a screen reader reads them out.
An error in the form
The form sent without a name, a message or the consent: under each field, what it lacks.
Write to us
Fill in the short form. We will answer you as soon as we can.
A message sent
On a phone, a thank-you and a button for another message take the form's place.
Thank you, we have your message.
We value every piece of feedback: it helps us do better under the Devil's Rock.
A message sent
On a computer, a thank-you appears under the button and the form is emptied.
Thank you for your feedback. Your message has reached us.
Sharing a link
On a computer the button copies the page's link and says “Link copied” for 2 seconds. On a phone it opens the device's own sharing.
Windows over the page
The windows the site opens over a page. You can open and close each one here as you would on the site.
The duck feast offer
It opens by itself on a first visit to the home page: a panel from below on a phone, a window in the middle on a computer, over the dimmed page. Its cross, “Not now”, the Esc key or a click beside it closes it, and the visitor does not see it again. The sample remembers nothing.
A dish's detail
A dish in the menu opens it. On a phone it is a panel from below over the dimmed page, on a computer a card under the dish's row. The Esc key and a click outside it close it, as do its cross on a phone and the dish's row on a computer.
The photo viewer
A photograph in the gallery opens it: the photographs across the whole screen, their count, their words and a strip of thumbnails. The arrows, the arrow keys, a swipe or a thumbnail show the next one. Its cross or the Esc key closes it.
The phone's menu
The menu button in a phone's header opens it: the site's pages, the language, the look and the contact across the whole screen. Its cross or the Esc key closes it.