Active demo platform
Digital menu board demonstrations.
This project explores reusable, responsive menu layouts for markets, delis, ice cream shops, bars, grills, TVs, kiosks, and public links while keeping demo and client-oriented implementations separate.
Current state
A maintained library of display patterns built around structured content, responsive layouts, and common small-business menu workflows.
Responsive boards with centralized content patterns
Keeps item details, sections, and specials organized
Supports counters, TVs, kiosks, and public links
Built for routine menu changes
How it works
1
Add menu sections and items
2
Choose a display pattern
3
Publish to a screen or public link
Key features
Structured menu sections and item details
Specials and featured items
Screen, kiosk, and mobile layouts
Reusable client/admin editing patterns
Progress log
Project milestones
The menu work has evolved into a reusable set of patterns rather than one one-off display.
Reusable layouts
- Built responsive patterns for several business types
- Standardized menu sections, item details, specials, and hours
Multiple display contexts
- Designed for TVs, kiosks, counters, mobile devices, and public links
- Kept layouts readable across changing screen sizes
Safer experimentation
- Preserved clear demo/client separation
- Used shared patterns instead of copying page-specific behavior
Ongoing work
- Continue consolidating reusable display and editing components
- Continue testing presentation patterns against real menu needs
Demo boards for common business types
Behind the Curtain
These demos use HTML, CSS, and JavaScript with responsive display layouts, shared components, and configurable menu data. Client and demo boards remain separate so display patterns can be tested without presenting unfinished work as a production client implementation.