Make the information usable.
Created the responsive layout and a hierarchy for menu names, dietary labels, and allergen information across desktop and mobile.
UX Design · Front-End Development · Marketing Operations
From approved menu data to a searchable team resource.
I designed and developed a responsive internal web resource that centralizes more than 744 approved menu items for Aventura’s Marketing, Sales, Culinary, and Design teams. The Menu Studio makes it faster and easier to locate approved descriptions, dietary labels, and allergen information for menus, buffet cards, proposals, and digital signage.
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01 / The problem
Menu content supports many different tasks, from sales proposals to buffet cards and digital displays. I brought approved menu descriptions, dietary labels, and allergen information into one searchable interface for the people creating those materials.
The solution
The interface combines search with dietary and meal-type filters so users can narrow the catalog to the items relevant to their work.
The same resource adapts to desktop and mobile, keeping menu information accessible across devices.
02 / My contribution
My responsibilities spanned UX, interface design, front-end development, testing, and deployment. The work connected the way teams find menu content with the way that content is structured and published.
Created the responsive layout and a hierarchy for menu names, dietary labels, and allergen information across desktop and mobile.
Used HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and JSON to turn structured menu records into a searchable, filterable web experience.
Connected the menu-data workflow with version control and deployment, using SharePoint, Power Apps / automation, GitHub, and Vercel.
03 / The interface
I optimized the Menu Studio and search-results experience for smaller screens, giving item names, dietary labels, and allergen information a clear hierarchy.

04 / Technology & development
Built using HTML/CSS, JavaScript, and JSON to create a searchable, responsive Menu Studio, supported by a menu-data workflow and version-controlled deployments.
| Technology | How I used it |
|---|---|
| HTML/CSS | Website structure, responsive layout, and styling. |
| JavaScript | Search, filtering, and interactive features. |
| JSON | Structured menu data for the website. |
| SharePoint | Source database for 744+ approved menu items. |
| Power Apps / automation | Menu and allergen updates within the publishing workflow. |
| GitHub | Code development and version control. |
| Vercel | Website hosting and live deployments. |
05 / The publishing workflow
The publishing workflow connects the source menu information with the searchable website.
Approved menu records.
Menu and allergen updates.
Menu content organized for the site.
Code and data version control.
Hosting and live deployments.
Searchable access for the teams.
Created as part of my role with Aventura Catering / Aramark at Phoenix Convention Center.
The result
A central resource for 744+ approved menu items, built for four teams and accessible on desktop and mobile. The project brings interface design, front-end development, and workflow automation together to support the people preparing proposals, buffet cards, menus, and digital signage.
Explore the live Menu Studio