Designing a Restaurant Menu
How to use InDesign to create a menu for a restaurant or cafe that’s attractive, easy to edit, and cheap to print
So you’ve been asked to design a menu! It seems like sooner or later every designer must attempt it. But menus can be tricky, even though they share many common design considerations with other print projects. Of course, you must decide page size, font, colors, and how to present a large amount of information in a finite amount of space—all in a way that is both appealing and functional. But we’ve all seen ugly menus and beautiful menus. So how to tip the scales so your menu will tend toward the latter?
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