and I think it works really well here, this design.
It's totally fine.
One thing to keep in mind though is if in
the future your client adds a menu item, a seventh,
then all of a sudden you don't have three on the left, three on the right,
and it could be a potential problem,
or if you take one away,
then you have two on the left, two on the right.
So, it's something to keep in the back of your mind.
I think it's fine here,
and, as I said,
it's certainly done but it boxes you in
a little bit in terms of what might happen in the future.
Yeah. I think it was because I wanted to go at the restaurant menu type look
or have like a legal logo placement in the centers that you focus on going there.
But I consider the fact that if there are things that the client needs to change,
we'd have to refigure the placement.
That's a concern, we are well-concerned
that one would have to talk that through with the client.
Do you anticipate these menus changing?
Even if it does change,
then maybe the logo moves to the left,
it wouldn't be the lowest to either.
Although everything has like the central access at least on the homepage,
which works a bit like a menu,
and it looks really nice.
We also had some discussions,
when you were working in this,
about the use of Italian,
because you went back and forth,
there was more Italian at one point, less Italian.
Now, here on this homepage,
you have two places,
and you wanted to bring that in as a fun voice.
Yeah, just like a light added voice.
It is go act to like the spirit of my website,
but not it be fully in Italian or I guess fully like American,
because it is like American-Italian food,
and I only want to use it in certain places like on the thank you page
or like on the homepage and like to call it a-
Because the danger is to use it too much where, let's say,
the button actually says begin your order with us,
which I guess is already pronounced as-
Cominciamo.
Cominciamo, that means begin.
So, the button, I don't know if one of your earlier versions actually had the button,
I don't know, but it could be an option.
But then people don't know what it says.
Yeah.
So, you're being very Italian, but you lose the-
You lose the communication.
Okay, not ideal.
It's like bringing some lively Italian spirit into the office,
just like little migration.
If we don't understand this then, it's fine.
Yeah.
It's like no harm done.
Then you images, but do they communicate.
Yeah. One of the banner,
the first image that you see to communicate fresh Italian food,
and then I chose the other two smaller images to
represent office spirit and dining, obviously.
These are also images you found on splash, right?
Yeah.
Good resource.
Lastly, here we talked about this in the wireframes too,
your live chat feature that a user can click on and communicate with someone,
hopefully they're on duty.
But then, illustrations, fun illustrations,
I think this was one of your last moves when you were working on this?
Yeah, I think there were like the final touch to
my website because originally before I wanted like an infographic with all the pasta,
and then I realized that that wasn't necessary,
but I want to bring back that kind of fun element to it to make it less corporate.
I hand-drew them and vectored in Illustrator
to make it clean but still I guess fun and inviting.
So, you started on paper?
With some of them.
Then vectorized them?