Can a restaurant's menu, flyers and social sit on one visual line?

Yes, if the menu, the flyer and the feed use the same mark, the same type and a photo of the same dining room. They stop being one line when each piece is laid out by a different person without the master folder. Gather the latest menu, the latest street flyer and a screenshot of the profile. If the name is written three ways, that is the job. A Madrid event flyer uses a fairground type and the menu another. The person who keeps the paper does not connect it to the venue in the feed.

Menu, flyer and story template in one folder, with the room photo and the mark already placed. Whoever announces the next daily menu starts from there.

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