Basic QR Menu Prototype

I’m preparing a proof-of-concept for a restaurant QR flow and need a lightweight, working skeleton. When a guest scans a unique table QR code, it should open a responsive web page that recognises that table and displays a menu complete with item photos, short descriptions, and prices. No ordering, payments, or staff dashboard yet—just a clean, fast demo I can show in a proposal.

Feel free to use any modern web stack; as long as the page runs smoothly in a mobile browser, I’m happy. Keep the code modular so the ordering layer can slot in later.

Deliverables
• Source code in a Git repo
• Three sample QR codes mapped to dummy table numbers
• Responsive menu page showing table-specific content with images, descriptions, and prices
• Short readme covering setup and where real data can be plugged in

Acceptance criteria
I will scan each sample QR code on iOS Safari and Android Chrome. The correct table number must be reflected on-screen, the visual menu must appear within two seconds on a 4G connection, and navigation should be glitch-free.

That’s all for this milestone—focus on clarity, speed, and clean structure.