How do you put the brand on the digital menu?

The digital menu uses the same mark, the same type and the same ground as the printed one, and the first screen reads without scrolling. It is not integrated by dropping in a huge logo and a dish in a size that does not fit the phone. Open the QR on the floor's phone, in the light of the dining room, and count how many dishes read without pinching. Note the link already printed on the table. On Madrid terraces the QR opens a menu in another colour and another short name. The guest thinks they have the wrong venue.

You get the digital menu header and the style of the dish and the price, aligned with the usage sheet. The file does not depend on a template that changes the type on its own.

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