Homepage Redesign for Meal Service

I want to give gharkatiffin.food a fresh, modern-minimal homepage that instantly says what we do: home-cooked lunches and dinners from a home kitchen in Chandauli, delivered in reusable glass lunch boxes. It should guide visitors straight to ordering today's meal, taking a meal plan, or the simple "how it works" flow.

What I need
• A clean, minimal layout that feels contemporary yet warm and trustworthy, designed mobile-first, since most of our customers order from their phones, and equally good on desktop.
• Clear visual hierarchy for the three core sections:
– "Today's menu": dish cards with photo, veg mark, price and the order-by time.
– "Our meal plans": one-time meals, plus weekly and monthly plans with skip and pause.
– "How it works": choose between two dishes the evening before, the regular dish arrives if you don't choose, and delivery at lunch or dinner time.
• Space for a daily dish highlight and a glass lunch box call-out (reusable, refundable deposit) without cluttering the page.
• Every screen in both English and Hindi. Hindi text runs longer, so the layout needs room for it.
• Thoughtful use of colour, type and imagery so our real food photos stand out and the rest of the interface stays quiet. Our brand colours are tiffin green with a marigold accent. Fonts are Poppins, Nunito and Mukta. No serif fonts, stock photos of people, or AI-generated images.

Acceptance criteria
1. High-fidelity Figma mockups for desktop (1440 px) and mobile (390 px), each in English and Hindi.
2. A clickable Figma prototype of the main flows: check my area, add today's meal, see the plans. Built with auto layout and reusable components (dish card, plan card, buttons, FAQ), ready for hand-off to our developer.
3. Colours, type styles and components set up in Figma, so future pages keep the same look.

I'll supply the logo, brand colours, real dish photos and the English and Hindi copy quickly whenever you need them. Please include a link to a Figma file you've built with auto layout and components. I'm looking forward to seeing your concept for a warm, uncluttered homepage that turns visitors into regular customers.