Led UX and concept design for on-site digital menu templates, collaborating with research partners and aligning with Popmenu’s modular design system.
Restaurants needed on-site digital menu boards that matched their brand identity, reflected real-time menu updates, and worked seamlessly with existing Popmenu tools. Many existing solutions were rigid or disconnected from web and print workflows, creating extra management overhead and inconsistent guest experiences. The goal was to explore a flexible, scalable approach that maintained visual clarity while reducing operational friction for restaurant teams.
Starting with research and stakeholder feedback, I identified core requirements for digital menu boards: adaptability, modularity, and clarity. Using Popmenu’s modular design system, I developed a library of templates that could adapt to multiple brand aesthetics. Rapid prototyping and client testing ensured the solutions were easy to manage and integrate with existing menu workflows.
Key priorities included:
The result was a set of versatile digital menu board templates that:
These concepts provided a unified on-site display experience that felt intuitive to guests and efficient for restaurant teams.
On-site digital menu board layout showing integrated QR code for seamless ordering and real-time updates.
Mockup of menu board in a cafe setting, emphasizing real-world usability and readability.
Initial concept iterations used to refine modular layout patterns and visual hierarchy for diverse restaurant types.