Build the website of WinoBot, a growing start-up!

WinoBot is a new way to select wine. We make personalized recommendations based on our proprietary algorithm that collates customers' wine tasting history. Customers use our free WinoBot app to rate wine they drink in restaurants. This way customers know that they will only drink wines that appeal to their palate. They can be adventurous and feel confident that they will enjoy their wine at the same time. In order to make life of our users extremely easy, wine lists from restaurants are already uploaded in our database: once customers are in the restaurant, they don't need to input the names of the wines; they only need to ask for a recommendation based on their taste history. We are getting ready for our launch in September 2011 in the San Francisco bay area. Our objective is to cover 500 restaurants before the launch (we have started a business development campaign to reach this objective; we currently have about 350 restaurants in our database). To support our growth among restaurants and users we need a simple and attractive website. Users will be able to download our app as of September 2011. Our website will be limited to 1 page at the beginning (similar to the homepage of [login to view URL]) It will explain the benefits of our app for users and restaurants. It will also link to our app in the iPhone app store and allow restaurants to send us an email in order to be part of or database. It will also have a link with our Facebook page and allow people to like us. The file in attachment (ppt) contains the text of the website and a rough lay-out. See [login to view URL] for a better grasp on the lay-out we have in mind. All the elements we want in the website are mentioned on the slide. The output of the work is a PDF-file. We will then put the file online. While the first version of the website is extremely simple, extensions will be added later on, like for instance an interaction page where restaurants can update their wine list. This first contract can therefore lead to additional work later on.