TABLEFLOW
Restaurant discovery with an interactive floor plan.
View project →MONO/DEV
Restaurant and café websites
Restaurant websites with readable mobile menus, practical venue information and a clear route to reservations or ordering.
Guests often browse a menu on their phones before deciding where to go. We make dishes, opening information and reservation options easy to find using content supplied by the venue.
The problem we address
A large menu photograph is difficult to read and maintain. We organise the information into usable pages and establish whether reservations or orders are requests or connected operational services.
What the project can include
- A categorised menu designed for small screens.
- Verified venue information and approved photography.
- A route to reservations, contact or ordering for the agreed use case.
- An agreed approach to updating the menu after handover.
How the work proceeds
- Collect the menu, required languages and practical visitor information.
- Define how reservations or orders are received and confirmed.
- Check mobile browsing and the messages shown at each step.
How we scope the quote
The quote reflects menu size, languages and external systems. Connected booking, payment and delivery functions are assessed separately from presentation pages.
Relevant demonstration projects
Catalogue examples illustrate design directions and functionality. They are demonstration products, not commissioned client case studies.
FOODROUTE
A delivery menu with a side cart and order tracking.
View project →MENU STUDIO
An editorial bistro website with a seasonal menu.
View project →Questions about this service
Can we update the menu after launch?
Yes, using the agreed method: code updates or a content management system if included. A CMS should not be assumed from a demo interface.
Who checks ingredient and allergen information?
The restaurant supplies and approves it. We present that information without inferring ingredients or creating unsupported food claims.