Description
In takeaway scenarios, menu reading time is short and screen space is limited, so customer attention is concentrated on the first few screens. This package focuses on information density and scannability in takeaway menus. Deliverables include one takeaway-specific menu page optimized for vertical mobile reading, one itemized price image in thumbnail specifications for takeaway channels, two packaging sticker layouts, and one small menu card to include with orders. The menu page places signature dishes and popular combinations near the front, enlarges price figures, and keeps descriptions within two lines to reduce drop-off during scrolling. The thumbnail specifications fit common takeaway listing display ratios, while the stickers and small menu card turn the packaging itself into an information touchpoint.
During collaboration, you first explain the takeaway dish range, the items that need priority exposure, and the general packaging format. We provide a quotation and layout suggestions. After the deposit is confirmed, production begins. The first draft focuses on confirming dish order and information hierarchy; the revision stage can adjust item order, price labeling, and sticker copy. As a common local market range for comparable takeaway material customization, the full package generally falls between €215 and €375. If the takeaway menu needs to share the same dish information as the dine-in menu but present it in a completely different way, this package can also serve as a “one dish, two versions” starting point: first support reading efficiency in the takeaway scenario, then gradually extend to the dine-in version. It suits shops with a high takeaway share or those treating takeaway as an independent operating scenario.
