Menus

How do you make a multi-language menu that does not look sloppy?

The same grid, the same photo and the same price, and only the language of the text changes. It looks sloppy when one language has a photo and the other a gap, or when the English is half done. Do not publish a language until every card in that language has a name, a price and an allergen. In Madrid the French stops at the third section and the rest of the menu drops back into Spanish without warning. Each language is left complete, with the same photo and the same price on every dish.

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