Menu Design
Give guests a menu that is easy to read, easy to order from, and quietly guides them toward higher-margin items.
Scoped after a short review. Kostaja confirms scope, timeline, deliverables, and pricing structure before larger work begins.
Restaurants, cafes, and service businesses with menu items to organize.
- One menu design
- Section and item layout
- Print-ready PDF
- Digital sharing file
- One revision round
- Existing brand assets required
- Cluttered or off-brand menus
- Poor menu hierarchy
- Printing costs
- Food photography
- Menu strategy
- Full brand identity
- Brand assets
- Menu content
- Pricing
Printed and digital materials that support real sales conversations, follow-ups, and in-person touchpoints.
A printed piece often gets judged in seconds. Good design helps the reader understand what it is, why it matters, and what to do next, without a sales pitch.
Materials that match the brand, explain the offer, and leave the customer with confidence after a meeting or visit.
If two or three of these are true, this service is the right call.
- Sales calls go well but follow-up materials are weak.
- Cards, sheets, or flyers look older than the business.
- Reps print their own versions of the same document.
- Decks feel cluttered and lose serious buyers.
- ·Designing print before the brand system is settled.
- ·Cramming the page with everything the business does.
- ·Using stock imagery that does not match the work.
Use sales materials in follow-up emails, printed leave-behinds, direct outreach, trade shows, consultations, and partner conversations.
Skip print work if the website cannot back up the claims in the printed piece. Strengthen the digital story first.
Useful before the first call.
Typically 1 to 2 weeks.
- Step 01Request the project
- Step 02Send brand and menu content
- Step 03Design and revision round
- Step 04Print-ready handoff
Look at the neighbours.
Keep moving with a useful next step.
Scoped around the outcome, not a stock package.
Most Kostaja projects are scoped after a short review because the right price depends on what needs to change, how much already exists, and how directly the work supports the next business outcome.
- Current condition of what exists
- Amount of new work required
- Timeline and launch pressure
- Number of stakeholders and approval steps
- Whether the work is one-time or ongoing
- 01Kostaja reviews the current business presence.
- 02The real issue is identified.
- 03The right level of help is recommended.
- 04Scope, timeline, deliverables, and pricing structure are confirmed.
- 05Work begins only after the path is clear.
No pressure. No mystery.
Kostaja uses commercial judgment to recommend the right level of help. Some services are fixed-scope. Some are scoped after review. Neither is a sales trick.
- Some services can be priced simply. Larger brand, website, and marketing systems should not be priced before the actual problem is understood. Kostaja scopes those projects after reviewing what exists, what needs to change, and what outcome the work is meant to support.
What happens after you choose this service.
No mystery process. Every purchase, quote, or booking follows the same four short steps so the next move is always clear.
- You start the request
The button above sends your details, or opens Stripe or Calendly, depending on the service.
- Kostaja reviews the context
We read what you sent, look at your current brand, website, or listings, and confirm the fit before any work begins.
- You provide a short input
A brief intake or a 30 minute call names the outcome, the audience, and the constraints. No forms for the sake of forms.
- Scope is confirmed in writing
A short scope note names the deliverable, timeline, price, and what is not included. Work only starts after you say yes.