MENU DESIGN AND PRICE LISTS

Custom menu design and price list design for cafés, restaurants, salons, independent professionals and companies. We organise sections, names, descriptions and prices into a clear layout that fits your brand. Agreed files are prepared for print or digital use. We collaborate remotely with clients in Russia and internationally.

Menus and price lists help people choose a dish, product or service. Beyond colours and photography, design needs a clear reading order: where to find a category, which price belongs to an item and how options differ.

  • Café and restaurant menus

    Present food and drinks, group categories and place descriptions, portions and prices. We discuss whether guests will read the menu at a table, at a counter or on a phone, then choose a suitable layout format.

  • Service price lists

    Present a salon, studio, professional or company’s services. We group offers by area and plan the placement of prices, durations and explanations so readers can compare options.

  • Updating existing materials

    Refresh a layout after changes to your range, prices or identity. We review the current file to decide whether an adjustment or a new composition is needed, then agree the changes and versions before starting.

This service covers the design and organisation of supplied content. Format, page count and intended use define the scope. Print files follow the selected printer’s requirements; digital versions follow agreed dimensions and a viewing scenario. An online catalogue with payments and a management system is a separate project.

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To commission a menu or price list, prepare up-to-date items and prices, your logo and existing brand materials. We clarify the brief, format, volume and file requirements, then confirm a scope suited to how you intend to use the layout.

  • Structure and categories

    Organise supplied information into consistent categories. Establish section order and shared notes. The client supplies and approves names, ingredients, prices and other factual content.

  • Visual direction

    Choose composition, colours and typography around the existing identity and brief. A restaurant and a salon need different emphases; the design should support the content and its legibility.

  • Items and pricing

    Build a hierarchy for headings, names, descriptions and prices. Plan spacing and repeating elements so long names or several pricing options remain part of a consistent layout.

  • Images and graphics

    Place supplied photographs and agreed graphic elements where needed. Review image quality for the selected size. New photography, illustrations and paid image sourcing are discussed separately.

  • Format and versions

    Define dimensions, pages, sides and any language or seasonal versions. A digital file for phones may need a different composition from a printed sheet; required adaptations belong in the agreed scope.

  • Review and final files

    After design approval, check text and price placement, make agreed adjustments and prepare the agreed files. Print preparation needs the printer’s technical specifications. Source-file format and handover are established before starting.

Kodo and OP. KERATIN illustrate two briefs: presenting a restaurant offer and arranging services. Open a work to examine the composition. Your project’s structure and visual direction will follow its content and agreed format.

Kodo menu design with a composition of dish names, descriptions and prices

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From the portfolio · menu design

OP. KERATIN price list showing services and prices

OP. KERATIN

From the portfolio · service price list

First we define content and format, then develop and review the design. This establishes scope before layout work and checks factual content before final files are prepared.

  1. Brief and materials

    Discuss your audience, use and desired result. Collect current items, descriptions, prices, brand materials and photographs where required.

  2. Format and scope

    Agree pages, dimensions, versions and deliverables. Check content readiness and file requirements, then confirm pricing, timing and feedback stages.

  3. Design and layout

    Develop the structure, visual hierarchy and composition. Lay out items and prices, place agreed images and present the design for approval.

  4. Review

    Collect feedback and make changes within the agreed brief. The client checks names, prices, ingredients and other factual details before files are released.

  5. Handover

    After approval and final payment, deliver the agreed materials. Later changes to products, prices or format can be assessed as a separate update.

from ₽2,000

Timeline — 2–3 business days

The current menu and price list design price starts at ₽2,000, with a listed timeline of 2–3 business days. We confirm the estimate after reviewing the content: page count, item volume, text and image readiness, dimensions and version count all matter.

The starting price is not one fixed rate for both a single-page price list and a multi-page restaurant menu. Before starting, we confirm the layout scope, review stages and deliverables. Content changes or additional versions after scope approval are discussed separately.

Printing, quantity, paper, delivery and production are separate costs. Logo or identity creation, copywriting, translation, new photography and online systems also require a separate agreement. Please provide printer specifications before layout work begins.

Work begins after a 50% advance payment; the remaining 50% is paid after approval and before handover. At your request, we can sign a contract specifying scope, pricing and timing. Discussion and file delivery take place remotely.

MENU AND PRICE LIST QUESTIONS

How much does menu design cost?

The current price starts at ₽2,000. Share your content and intended format for an estimate. A sheet with a few services, a photographic menu and a multi-page document involve different amounts of work, so the final price is confirmed beforehand.

How long does a price list take?

The current guide is 2–3 business days. Exact timing follows a review of page count, content readiness and feedback stages. New items or additional versions may change the original scope.

Which materials do you need?

Up-to-date names, descriptions and prices, the intended format, your logo and identity materials. For menus, include ingredients and portions where needed. Gather photographs, references and printer specifications beforehand. The client approves factual information in the final layout.

Can the design follow our brand identity?

Yes, we work with existing logos, colours, typography and guidelines. If you do not yet have an identity, we discuss visual direction and the boundaries of the brief. Developing a standalone brand system is a separate service.

Can the menu be viewed on a phone?

A digital version can be included in the agreed scope. First we define dimensions, file format and how it will open. A dense printed sheet may need a separate composition to work on a small screen. A document does not automatically include an interactive website.

Is printing included?

The price covers design of the agreed layout. Printing, quantity, paper and finishing are separate costs. Please share your selected printer’s specifications before work begins so file preparation can follow those requirements.

Can prices and items be changed later?

Yes, updates can be agreed separately. Whether you can edit the file yourself depends on the source format and software available to you; we discuss this beforehand. Replacing one price and adding a new category may need different amounts of layout work.

Can we work together from another country?

Yes, the brief, materials, approvals and file handover can all be handled online. If you need several language versions, we agree their scope in advance. The client supplies checked translations unless a different arrangement is agreed separately.

Share your items and explain where the layout will be used. We can clarify scope, format and visual direction, then agree pricing before starting.

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