About Placecard
Placecard is a Framer template for private chefs who cook in their clients' homes. It opens on the printed menu for one dinner, and the menu reprints when a visitor changes the guest count.
Why most private chef sites don't book
They all show the same long table. Candles, a white serif, a plate shot from above. Placecard opens on the chef holding tonight's menu, with her name across the page.
Nobody knows what the evening involves. How it works runs from the market at 08:00 to a clean kitchen at 23:30, in five stops that play on their own.
Prices are hidden. Four formats with a starting price per guest, the guest range and what's included, plus where you cook and when.
Menus sit in a PDF. Nine seasonal menus live in the CMS, each with its own page and printed card. The enquiry form asks the date, the guests, the kitchen and who doesn't eat what.
Try it in the preview
Pick 6, 8, 12, 16 or 24 guests on the Home menu: the title, the dishes and the example price reprint. Tap a date, then filter the menus by season on Home or the Menus page.
What you get
9 pages: Home, Menus, a page per menu (CMS), About, Enquire, Legal (one CMS page for Privacy, Terms and Cookies), 404, Start Here, Design System
4 CMS collections: Menus (9), Notes from hosts (10), FAQ (10), Legal (3)
A native enquiry form in seven short parts, with no recipient set: add your email in Send To
Enquiry buttons open the Enquire page; Book a call, WhatsApp and Instagram point to Home until you add your links
A place card loader and hosts' notes that open on hover
Start Here in 13 steps, each with an annotated editor screenshot, plus a Design System page
3 Agent Skills: /design-system, /cms-content, /pre-publish-check
Reduced motion: section titles appear whole instead of word by word
Changelog
1.0 — October 30, 2026 — Initial release.
Perfect for
Private chefs and small chef teams who cook dinner parties, chef's tables and chalet or villa weeks in their clients' homes.
