Branding
Should the menu use photos or only type?
A photo if the dish is not clear from the name and the image is from the venue, and type only if the menu reads better that way or a stock photo would confuse. On a pavement poster, one photo at most.
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The answer
Direct answer
A photo if the dish is not clear from the name and the image is from the venue, and type only if the menu reads better that way or a stock photo would confuse. On a pavement poster, one photo at most.
The useful answer
Say which dishes raise the question of what they are, and whether you have that photo.
The usual problem
In the sierra the menu is filled with generic photos and the prices cannot be read.
What we bring
The photo goes only on that dish, and the rest of the menu stays as type and price.
A
photo
if
the
dish
is
not
clear
from
the
name
and
the
image
is
from
the
venue,
and
type
only
if
the
menu
reads
better
that
way
or
a
stock
photo
would
confuse.
On
a
pavement
poster,
one
photo
at
most.
Should the menu use photos or only type?
A photo if the dish is not clear from the name and the image is from the venue, and type only if the menu reads better that way or a stock photo would confuse. On a pavement poster, one photo at most.
Write to us. A quote with no commitment.Other work from the same team
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