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Menu Design. Comp: Sweet Magnolias Bake Shop

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Malcolm N.David O.Jumoke A.Sapna D.Edin D. + 29 others have already sent a proposal.
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Description

Experience Level: Expert
Estimated project duration: 1 - 2 weeks
Menu Design for Sweet Magnolias Bake Shop. Looking for a designer to create a menu layout for a boutique bakery brand. The bakery operates two locations in Omaha, Nebraska, and specializes in handcrafted pastries and custom cakes. Task: design a clean, elegant menu layout in brand colors (lavender, pink, cream, powder blue). Typography: elegant serif for headers, clean sans-serif for body. Format: A4 landscape, for both print and digital use. Four sections: Sweet Breakfast, Savory Breakfast, Treats, and Custom Orders teaser. Product photos and text are available. Layout should be crisp and easy to read. CMYK color mode for printing plus editable source files. Payment - $132. Full payment will be made after you review the complete brief and attached photos, and we agree on all details for collaboration. Deadline - 7 days.

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  • Al T.

    Could you confirm if all the high-resolution assets and brand guidelines are ready to be shared once the project begins?

  • Cornelius O.



    When I asked whether the Custom Orders section should be a teaser or a mini order guide, I’m really trying to define its role within the menu.

    If it’s a teaser, it stays short and visually inviting, something like:
    “Custom Cakes & Special Orders Available – Ask In-Store or Contact Us.”
    This keeps the layout clean and elegant while encouraging customers to inquire.

    If it’s a mini order guide, it includes more detail such as starting prices, lead times, and available options. This turns the section into a soft sales tool that answers key questions upfront and encourages higher-value orders.

    The design direction shifts based on this choice. A teaser keeps things minimal and refined, while a guide requires more space and structured layout to remain clear and readable.

    So the key question is:
    Do you want this section to spark interestor drive immediate custom order decisions?