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Cevichería El Sabor Marino is a modern, interactive web application built for a Peruvian seafood restaurant. It brings together an immersive ocean-themed interface, a dynamic dish menu with carousel browsing, a client-side shopping cart, daily promotions, and a contact/reservation form — all powered by Django and pure HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Get started

Clone the repo, install dependencies, and run the app locally in minutes.

Application features

Explore the menu, cart, promotions, and contact form that make up the site.

Customization

Tailor the visual style, animations, and menu content to your brand.

Deployment

Deploy with Docker or run on any Python-compatible hosting platform.

What is El Sabor Marino?

El Sabor Marino is a single-page restaurant web application built as a portfolio project by Teresa Diaz, a Software Engineering student at SENATI in Peru. The app showcases:
  • A full-page animated ocean background with swimming fish, bubbles, and seaweed
  • A hero carousel presenting the restaurant’s signature dishes
  • An interactive menu section powered by Owl Carousel
  • A shopping cart that lets visitors add dishes and see toast notifications
  • A promotions section highlighting daily combo deals
  • A contact and reservation form with client-side validation
The backend is a lightweight Django project using SQLite, serving a single-page template with all interactivity handled in JavaScript.

Quick start

1

Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/diazdavilajesus16-stack/Sevicheria-Mar-sabroso.git
cd Sevicheria-Mar-sabroso
2

Install Python dependencies

pip install -r requirements.txt
3

Run the development server

python manage.py runserver
4

Open in your browser

Navigate to http://127.0.0.1:8000 to see the restaurant site live.

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