Our brasserie’s original site disappeared when the old host shut down, and I no longer have access to any server files or backups. I’d like the new version to look and behave exactly as visitors remember, including the full design layout, all text and imagery, and the small interactive touches that made the experience engaging. Since nothing remains on my end, you will need to locate and extract whatever you can from public archives (e.g., Wayback Machine) or comparable sources, then rebuild the site so it is ready to deploy on a modern hosting stack. Please ensure: • The layout, colours, fonts, and overall visual hierarchy match the archived version as closely as possible. • All written content, photos, and graphics are restored or faithfully re-created if an asset is missing. • Interactive features—online menu viewer, booking enquiry form, and newsletter signup—work smoothly on desktop and mobile. • The finished site is responsive, SEO-friendly, and easy for me to edit later in WordPress or another mainstream CMS you recommend. If an element cannot be located in any archive, let me know; we can decide together whether to recreate it from memory or introduce a tasteful alternative. I am open to your suggested tooling (WordPress, static generator, or another approach) as long as the final result mirrors the original customer experience. When you reply, briefly outline how you would retrieve the missing assets and your preferred tech stack for rebuilding.