
Enthusiasm for a new takeaway led to a website, then to an ongoing collaboration.

The result in one sentence
Menu, opening hours and contact details in one website. The project led to an ongoing collaboration.
Concept, Positioning, UX/UI Design, UX Writing, Information Architecture, Menu Structure, Image Concept and Website Implementation
Owner, Asia Take Away Nguyen
I discovered a new Vietnamese takeaway in Frauenfeld and built the owner a website.
The menu, opening hours and location needed to be easy to find online.
It was a self-initiated project: create a presence from almost no digital foundation and make the food, atmosphere, menu and location immediately understandable.
I had to decide myself which information matters to someone spontaneously looking for Vietnamese food.
Many dishes, categories and prices still needed to remain scannable and appetising on a long page.
The website should feel polished, but the food and personal cooking needed to stay at the centre, not the design itself.
I brought the key information together and offered the finished website to the owner as a gift.
Opening hours, phone, location and menu are instantly accessible because those are the key questions for a takeaway.
Large food photography, warm typography and plenty of space let the dishes lead without artificially inflating the page.
The website became the start of an ongoing collaboration.
Menu, opening hours, location and contact details are available online.
The owner accepted the website, and more work followed.
What I take away from it
The menu, opening hours and contact details shaped the page structure.


Roastery, café and online shop in one website.

Nach dem Redesign lagen die gemessenen Conversion-Raten 16 bis 110 Prozent höher.

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