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MenuPilot — Interactive Restaurant Menu
A responsive restaurant menu that makes browsing dishes and building an order simple. Features category filters, instant search, quantity controls, automatic totals and a cart saved on the visitor’s device.
Built with HTML, CSS and JavaScript, with a warm seasonal design for desktop and mobile. Visitors can download their order summary.
Independent portfolio concept. No real orders or payments are processed.
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