Restaurant Kiosk

A touch-friendly ordering screen customers can use themselves - browse the menu, customise items and place orders without queuing at the counter.

Problem addressed

Long counter queues frustrate customers and pull staff away from food preparation and service.

Key features

• Large touch targets for menu navigation
• Step-by-step ordering journey with basket review
• Visual menu presentation suited to portrait screens
• Designed as a companion to counter POS workflows
• Runs in a browser on standard kiosk hardware
• Demonstration menu - not connected to live stock

Who this is for

Quick-service restaurants, food halls and venues testing self-service ordering.

Typical use

Customers order at a tablet or touchscreen while staff focus on fulfilment.

Demonstration limits

No real payment capture in the public demo; layout optimised for touch but hardware mounting is client-specific.

As live demonstration, Restaurant Kiosk gives a prospective customer a way to judge whether its workflow is relevant to a conversation with Xapner, without presenting the demonstration as a promise of a particular commercial result.

Scoping a similar system

For work related to Restaurant Kiosk, an initial brief would identify the people who need access, the information that must be reliable, the decision or task that matters most, the systems that may need to connect and the support expected after launch.

Technology

Modern web front-end