Order type first
Delivery, takeaway or dine in is the first choice on the page, with the delivery area and the 25 to 35 minute estimate beside it.
Waah
Har bite pe
WaAH!
An ordering site for Waah, a pizza and burger kitchen in New Lahore City. Delivery, takeaway or dine in, sixteen menu categories with prices in rupees, and the brand’s English and Urdu wordmarks side by side.
Ordering website, New Lahore CityA working ordering site built for WaahVisit the ordering site (opens in a new tab)
How do you fit sixteen menu categories on a phone without losing the appetite?
Ask how you want to order first, then show the food. A photo rail jumps between categories, pizzas sit in three price tiers, and every item shows its starting price before you tap.
- Ordering website
- Menu structure and pricing tiers
- English and Urdu wordmark use
- 3D packaging study
The Waah assembly
The box, cup and menu in Waah’s black and red, with both wordmarks.
Scroll to open the layers. Then choose an angle, or take control of the assembly below.
Opening the spatial study…
From the menu
Made fresh. Served loud.
The site speaks in three short lines. Each one has a single job on the page.
Made fresh.
Served loud.
The small line above the headline on the first screen.
Har bite pe
WaAH!
Said the way customers already say it, in Roman Urdu.
Delivery.
Takeaway.
Dine in.
The three ways to order, chosen before anything else.
The colors
Three decisions that shaped it
Tiers instead of a long list
Silver from Rs 550, Gold from Rs 650 and Diamond from Rs 700 turn thirteen pizzas into three clear price steps.
Both scripts, one name
The English WaAH wordmark and the Urdu واہ mark with its chilli appear together, so the name reads the same to every customer.