How long does designing a food menu and store take?
A standard food store (a menu with a few dozen products, cart and checkout) takes about 3-4 weeks: one week for menu structure and design, one for approval and revisions, the rest for implementation, photos and content. Large catalogs or multiple locations are scoped individually.
Do you use ready-made templates or design from scratch?
We design the visual identity around your food brand, not from a generic template. We use reusable components (for speed and consistency), but the menu layout, colours and photo style are unique to you. You see the prototype and approve it before implementation.
Can I edit products, prices and photos myself?
Yes. The store ships with a click-to-edit visual editor: you change products, prices, descriptions and photos directly on the page, no code and no need to contact us. Ideal for daily specials or seasonal menus. Changes autosave, and publishing is one click.
Will the menu look good on a phone?
Yes, as a priority. We design mobile-first and test on real devices, because almost all food orders come from phones. Google indexes the mobile version first, so a good mobile menu is an SEO requirement, not just aesthetics.
Do you help with the product photos?
Yes. We offer food photography direction (framing, lighting, style) and edit the shots to be appetising and consistent across the whole menu. We can start from your own photos or licensed stock; allergen and dietary icons we create as inline SVG.
What do I get at the end of the project?
A live, mobile-first and fast food store with a digital menu, cart and checkout, plus access to the visual editor, a style guide (colours, fonts, photo style) and a short training. The design becomes a system you extend, not a closed file.
