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Restaurant or café menu design needed (print and QR version)

Employer
Digital
Project parameters
Type of cooperationOne-time project
SectionDesign and multimedia
Prepaymentwithout prepayment
Payment methodsCash, Bank transfer
Acceptance of requestsfrom today, 03:43 until Sep 6, 2026
Project description
We are opening, or refreshing, a restaurant and need a complete menu design that works both as a printed booklet and as a QR version guests can browse on their phones. The current menu is a plain text list with no visual identity, and it does not reflect the atmosphere of our dining room at all. We would like a designer who can turn our dish list into a structured, easy to read document with a clear hierarchy of sections, such as starters, soups, mains, desserts and drinks.
Photography matters a lot here. Some dishes already have decent shots from our chef, but many need new photos or at least retouching so the whole set feels consistent in lighting, color and composition. Beyond photos, we need a cohesive visual style, meaning color palette, typography and icons for allergens or spice level, that echoes our interior design, so the printed menu feels like a natural part of the room rather than a generic template.
The QR menu should share the same visual system but adapt for scrolling on a phone screen, with categories easy to jump between and prices that update easily. We can provide interior photos, brand colors if we have them, and the current dish list with prices.
What we expect from the freelancer:
— a print layout, booklet or single sheet, plus a mobile friendly QR menu
— original or retouched food photography
— section structure and iconography matching our interior style
— source files and a print ready PDF at the end
Photography matters a lot here. Some dishes already have decent shots from our chef, but many need new photos or at least retouching so the whole set feels consistent in lighting, color and composition. Beyond photos, we need a cohesive visual style, meaning color palette, typography and icons for allergens or spice level, that echoes our interior design, so the printed menu feels like a natural part of the room rather than a generic template.
The QR menu should share the same visual system but adapt for scrolling on a phone screen, with categories easy to jump between and prices that update easily. We can provide interior photos, brand colors if we have them, and the current dish list with prices.
What we expect from the freelancer:
— a print layout, booklet or single sheet, plus a mobile friendly QR menu
— original or retouched food photography
— section structure and iconography matching our interior style
— source files and a print ready PDF at the end