Description
Many shops have menus and price lists created at different times or by different production parties. When placed together, fonts, spacing, and price alignment conflict with each other. This package aims at a unified visual language and delivers one reconstructed main menu, one price list fully aligned with the menu, and two transition-style table signs. The unified scope includes font family and weight hierarchy, price figure alignment, visual treatment of category headings, line spacing rules for dish descriptions, and page margins and block spacing. The menu retains its original dish structure and content. The price list is re-laid out based on the menu’s visual system, so customers do not feel an information break when switching from the price list to the menu.
The process starts with submitting existing menu and price list materials. We assess differences and the rules that need to be unified, then provide a quotation. After the deposit is confirmed, production begins. The first draft presents a comparison preview of the menu and price list together. The revision stage can adjust individual details within the unified rules. As a common local market range for visual consistency layout services, the full package generally falls between €280 and €480. This package suits restaurants whose menus and price lists have long been updated separately and whose visual differences now affect brand consistency. It also suits operating scenarios that want to sort out visual rules before launching a new menu.
