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While looking for design references, I visited a local tea shop I found on Google Maps. The place looked beautiful and aesthetic, so I became curious about their menu.
But when I opened it, the menu was only displayed as an image, making it difficult to read the tea descriptions and prices on mobile.
That experience inspired me to redesign it into a calmer and more interactive digital menu experience for modern tea brands 🍵
Featuring:
Organized categories
Clean menu layouts
Smooth mobile interaction
Responsive browsing experience Designed to make menu exploration feel simpler, cleaner, and more enjoyable ✨ Open for custom café & restaurant projects via Contra DM.
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