Tellhoven. For houses people come to in order to stay

Yes. The roastery is one page that can go, and fifteen remain. What matters more is that there is some craft of your own to show: a bakery, a kitchen, a patisserie. If you buy everything in, delete the section instead of filling it with someone else's craft.

Not as a booking. There is an enquiry by form, and the text says reservations only apply to groups of six and more. If you want real bookings, connect a booking system and link it from the header. The privacy policy then needs a section about it.

From a weekly plan in the data file, computed in the time zone of the house, plus a list of closing days. The closing band shows the status, the minutes until last orders and the next opening. It runs in the browser, without a server and without maintenance.

No, and that is deliberate. Both pages are frames on noindex and hold a list of what belongs in them, but no pre written legal text. A hospitality business needs details an agency site does not, for example the competent supervisory authority.

Both are covered. The pastries page says the full declaration is on display at the counter and which base ingredients are in everything. The skill copywriting carries the limits of the Health Claims Regulation with examples of what is forbidden and what works instead.

The German version is formal throughout, including form hints, confirmations and the consent dialogue. The English version keeps the same plain distance. If you want to change register, the skill copywriting has the rule: all of it or none of it, including the small texts that are easy to forget.

None to start with. Fifty seven motifs are included, each with photographer, profile, source and an uncropped original outside the web root. Eight sections are drawn and never need a photo.

No, all invented, and the site says so itself. The footer states on every page that company name, address, prices, dates, figures and quotes are examples. There is no street called Ofenhof in Cologne, and the phone number comes from the 555 range reserved for fiction.

Nothing as delivered. Fonts and images are local, no web analytics is built in, only an empty slot for it, and the map from OpenStreetMap only appears after explicit consent.

Built statically, no image above 200 kilobytes, every image with dimensions and matching widths, and all behaviour in two small scripts without a third party package. Without JavaScript everything stays visible, only the motion is missing.

Three places have to say the same thing: the weekly plan that drives the status and the structured data, the short version on the contact page and the times inside the texts, for example in the baking plan. The skill quality-assurance lists them with file and field name.

Yes, bought once and yours forever, for your own projects and for client projects, without a subscription and without attribution. What does not work is reselling the template as a template.

Yes, as its own version: a fully English website, not a German one with English instructions. Figures and prices carry the English notation, and the language hangs on a single place in the code.