Delice

What does someone need
before lunch?

The page is organised around three tasks: explore the food, find the shop and continue to the existing online ordering service. The opening screen pairs “Je lunch. Jouw goesting.” with product photography and direct links to the menu, opening hours and route.

A white canvas.
Type with an appetite.

Condensed Barlow headlines give the page its rhythm. Black type and red accents sit on a white canvas, with a pale yellow lunch badge beside the food photograph. The product and the message share the opening screen.

Numbered categories organise the offer. A practical information section groups the address, route, opening hours and contact details. Business delivery arrangements sit inside an expandable section. The mobile layout stacks these elements into a single reading order.

Browse here.
Order on Unipage.

Six menu categories open a drawer with category switching and an all-items view. The complete menu also remains available through expandable sections in the page. Current prices and ordering are reached through clearly labelled links to the separate Unipage website.

The ordering section distinguishes individual collection from business-only delivery. Visitors can check practical details here before continuing to the existing ordering platform.

From direction
to working prototype.

The updated working preview brings together the white, red and black visual direction, responsive layouts, the category drawer, a complete browsable menu, shop information and the external ordering handoff.

The project shows how art direction and practical information can work together within a local business website.

Working preview opens in a new tab. Official website: delicebroodjes.be.