YEN Cuisine Japonaise
A multilingual restaurant experience that turns two dense menus into something fast to search, understand and act on.
239menu items
4languages
8focused pages
Website directions / 03
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Each direction is a separate static build with its own visual system. Demos open in a new tab and do not send orders, bookings or messages.
Direction 01 — Night counter
A concentrated French-first experience built around a cinematic dark dining room and direct menu access.
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Direction 02 — Editorial menu
A multilingual editorial system with dense menu storytelling, sharp hierarchy and a warmer material palette.
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Direction 03 — Graphic ritual
A photo-free experimental direction using procedural motifs, modular food data and a complete single-page journey.
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The challenge
A large dine-in and delivery offer is difficult to browse in PDFs, especially on a phone. Guests need prices, ingredients, categories, hours and a reservation path without searching across several disconnected pages.
SYSTEM / RESPONSE
The approach
I structured the source menus as reusable data, designed search and filters for small screens, and built eight focused pages in four languages. Reservation links, hours and Schema.org data are part of the same coherent experience.
OUTPUT / DELIVERED
What the build delivers
- 239 menu items across dine-in and delivery are searchable and grouped clearly.
- Four languages share one content model, reducing duplicated updates and inconsistencies.
- Fast static pages, structured restaurant data and a direct booking path support discovery and conversion.
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