Nextjs · Nodejs · MongoDB · QrCode

Scan and Dine

Made a QR code-based menu system that allows customers to view menus and place orders directly from their smartphones.

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Project details

Tools & stack

  • Next.js
  • Node.js
  • MongoDB
  • QR Code

Problem and solution

problem

Slow, paper-based ordering

Traditional menus and manual order-taking create friction for diners and staff, especially during busy hours when speed and clarity matter most.

solution

QR menus with direct mobile ordering

Customers scan a code, browse the menu, and place orders from their phones—keeping the experience lightweight while reducing wait times and staff overhead.

Process & highlights

01

Menu mapping

Mapped restaurant categories, item states, and ordering paths so diners could move from scan to checkout with fewer taps.

02

Ordering flow

Designed a lightweight flow for selecting items, customizing orders, and confirming requests without slowing the dining experience.

03

Kitchen handoff

Structured the order data to be clear for staff, making it easier to handle requests and reduce confusion during peak hours.

04

Launch polish

Refined spacing, feedback states, and presentation details to keep the experience clean on both customer and staff screens.

Project output

QR-powered ordering flow

6 highlights

QR menu access

Mobile-first ordering flow

Frictionless cart-to-order flow

Restaurant-friendly menu structure

Clear order handoff for staff

Faster table-side experience