Description
The first screen a customer sees after scanning a QR code follows a different reading logic from a paper menu or a takeaway listing. This package delivers one mobile-screen-first menu page visual set, including a category navigation area, a dish list page, an item detail layer example, and price display rules, with four page layouts in total. Category navigation lets customers jump quickly through a long menu; the list page controls the amount of information per screen; and the item detail layer places description, price, and optional specifications in the same view. Price display rules consider the width limits of mobile screens to avoid price columns becoming misaligned on narrow screens. Delivered files are editable page layouts for updating dishes and prices in the backend.
During cooperation, first confirm the number of menu categories, whether multilingual switching is needed, and whether the page needs entry points for reservations or takeaway. After assessment, we provide a quotation. After the deposit is confirmed, production begins. The first draft focuses on first-screen information density and category logic. The revision stage can adjust list order and layer hierarchy. As a common local market range for mobile menu visual customization, the full package generally falls between €280 and €480. This package focuses on the page visual presentation after scanning. It suits restaurants already using QR code menus whose current pages are not smooth to read on mobile phones, as well as shops that want to reorganize paper menu content in a way that better fits mobile screens.
