말랑분식

Built for a small takeout shop where most orders are called in and picked up at the window. The site has to show what to order, say whether the shop is open right now and make it easy to call, order pickup and find parking.

A small takeout shop on Garden Grove Boulevard that makes tteokbokki in a big pan by the window and rolls kimbap to order. Most customers call ahead and grab a bag at the pickup window, so the one page shows what to order, whether the shop is open right now and where to pull in.

• Opens on the shop name in big round letters, with call and pickup buttons in the first screen
• Two handwritten lines on a page of notebook paper say what the shop does
• Shows six signature dishes and the 떡튀 set, with large Korean names, English names and a line on each
• Puts the full handwritten menu board up as an image that opens full size
• Gives the hours, closed Mondays, with a line that says whether the shop is open right now in California
• Gives the address, pickup window, parking and a drawn plaza map with directions

• Opening (the whole site is one page) — the shop name, call and pickup buttons, a takeout sticker
• Intro — two handwritten lines on notebook paper about the shop
• Signature dishes — six dishes with Korean and English names, plus a set with its own pickup button
• Menu board — the full handwritten board as an image that opens full size
• Hours — days and times, the closed day, and a line that says whether it is open right now
• Find us — address, pickup window, parking and a drawn plaza map with directions

• The letters of the shop name squash and bounce into place as the page opens
• The takeout sticker on the hero photo wobbles slowly
• Dish photos jiggle like a soft rice cake on hover, and sections rise into place once as you scroll

• Bunsik and Korean street food shops
• Kimbap, dosirak and banchan takeout shops
• Chicken and snack shops that run on call-ahead orders
• Small family-run takeout counters in plazas