Khaya Kos.
A local menu,
kept current.

Khaya Kos takes orders throughout the week and has a Saturday presence at Gazebo Valley in Pearly Beach. Customers need a place to browse the food, check prices and find out where to go.

Behind the scenes, the business needs to change products, photos, prices and availability without editing code for every small update. That practical need was the starting point for the build.

I originally developed Khaya Engine for Khaya Kos, giving the business a way to keep its own website current.

The owner workspace separates everyday content changes from market stock updates. The owner can change a product’s name, description, price or photo, and add or remove products as the selection changes.

Market products can be prepared while the stall is closed. When it opens, stock controls let the owner record a sale or correct the remaining quantity. A separate optional section can be prepared out of sight, then shown when it is ready.

These controls put the routine updates in the owner’s hands, with saved changes appearing on the customer-facing website.