About the project
Street Food in Bender needs its website to answer practical questions. Visitors want to see what is available, what a dish looks like and how much it costs. The project centers on that immediate interest in food, with the menu taking the leading role in the website experience.
The site combines an online menu with store functionality. Burgers, hot dogs, pizza, wok dishes, pasta, kebab, salads, breakfast and drinks sit alongside other food groups. That range calls for a structure in which every category is easy to recognize and individual dishes remain easy to explore.
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The main task was to connect browsing the assortment with selecting a specific item. A visitor needs a category, a product card, available options and a price. The cart brings selected items together, while delivery information and contact details provide the practical context for interacting with the restaurant.
Solution
The assortment is arranged into food categories with separate product cards. Visitors can start from a familiar type of food and then look at individual dishes. Photographs present the offering visually, while product names and prices make the choices concrete without requiring a lengthy explanation of the restaurant.
Result
The result is a website that connects a food catalog, product variations and a cart within one experience. The assortment is presented visually and organized into recognizable groups. Delivery information and contact details complement the choice of dishes, and the responsive layout supports both desktop and mobile use.
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