Luna y Maíz
Good food. A welcoming first impression.
A warm restaurant website that puts the food first, with a searchable bilingual menu and a reservation-request demo.
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The thinking
Designed around
a real need.
Intended audience
Diners who want to browse the menu and plan a visit.
Design objective
Put the food first while making menu details and visit information easy to find on a phone.
Visual direction
Warm cream, deep brown, golden accents, and generous food photography make the menu inviting and easy to scan.
What this concept demonstrates
A menu worth exploring
22 illustrative dishes and drinks, five categories, and bilingual search that handles accents.
Useful filtering
Search, category selection, empty states, and reset controls; the full menu remains available without scripts.
Visit planning
A photo gallery and reservation-request demo with validation in both languages.
Demo forms do not send messages or confirm bookings.
Find the dish without losing the appetite.
Search and category filters work together. This Spanish menu view shows five taco results, with names, descriptions, and sample prices easy to read.
Mobile, and bilingual
The same intention.
On every screen.
The mobile homepage brings the invitation, food, and menu action together. Longer Spanish copy is part of the composition, with room for the words to breathe.
A connected experience
Five page types in English and Spanish. Menu search works across both languages, and switching languages keeps the current search and category.
For your business
Want a website that makes your food and your information easy to explore?
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