Description
A quick-service digital menu board needs to deliver three layers of information within a limited visible area: category navigation, individual item prices, and set meal combinations. This package delivers two horizontal menu board layouts, one for an individual-item list and one for a set meal combination screen logic; one quick counter price sheet; and two pickup area notice sign layouts. The individual-item screen uses category color blocks and price figures as visual anchors, while the set meal screen places combination contents, combination prices, and optional upgrades within the same field of view. The layouts adjust font size and contrast for distance viewing to avoid information feeling too dense on screen. Delivered files are prepared in common horizontal ratios for easy replacement on in-store display equipment.
The process starts with confirming screen ratio, dish category method, and set meal structure, followed by an assessment and quotation. After the deposit is confirmed, production begins. The first draft focuses on distance readability and category switching logic. The revision stage can adjust set meal combination methods and price label positions. As a common local market range for digital menu board materials, the full package generally falls between €320 and €550. This package focuses on screen logic rather than display equipment itself. It suits quick-service or fast-casual stores that already have screens but whose menu screens lack a clear information hierarchy. If new set meal combinations are added later, combination screens can be added to the confirmed individual-item layout to maintain visual continuity.
