Choosing a venue

HSLG presents Tap Yard, Tap Rooms, Flying Fleece, Flying Pig and Yewdale Inn. Venue styling and content change with the selection. Switching venue must clear or isolate the previous venue's basket and table assignment rather than placing an order at the wrong restaurant.

The browser presenter includes a five-phone Design Deck and a walkthrough. Its sample imagery and deep links are presentation aids, not a second mobile application.

Venue selection controls the entire experience

HSLG is one application for Tap Yard, Tap Rooms, Flying Fleece, Flying Pig and Yewdale Inn. Each venue can have its own imagery, accent styling, menu, events, reservations, offers and ordering context. This is not five unrelated mobile apps. The app should retain the common navigation rules while making the selected venue clear enough to avoid ordering or booking in the wrong place.

How a customer changes venue

Open the venue chooser or follow an approved venue destination. Review the venue's identity before browsing the menu or entering a table. When changing venue, the current table number and basket must be cleared or explicitly isolated. A previous venue's offer is not automatically valid in the next venue. If changing venue would discard an in-progress order draft, the app needs a warning and a deliberate confirmation rather than silently mutating the draft's restaurant ID.

Content and special experiences

Venue pages may introduce editorial stories, galleries or special settings such as the Flying Pig lake experience. WordPress editorial content can provide text and images, but it is not evidence of live availability or payment. Always distinguish a published event article from a purchasable ticket, and a venue photo from an authorized image asset. Media rights are recorded in the commercial licensing register before release.

Current delivery state

The five branded screens and their shared navigation exist in the presenter. The native service catalogue remains incomplete, so live venue menus and availability cannot be inferred from matching screenshots. Links to a specific event or promotion may currently reach the correct section without opening the exact source record. Test cross-venue navigation and restore of correct context independently from real backend availability.

Troubleshooting

If a wrong venue appears after a QR scan, reject the link and return to the chooser. If a table number persists across a venue change, treat it as a correctness bug. If the presenter shows different products from a real test server, identify the adapter and environment; do not update the live catalogue by copying demo fixture values. Report the venue, source of navigation, prior basket state, expected venue and actual result.