Farito case study · Live product
01 / 03 · CommerceI designed and built a focused storefront for a halal Egyptian street-food truck in Maidstone, bringing its menu, pickup ordering, catering, and visit details into one clear customer journey.
01 · Problem
Pharaoh’s Food serves fresh halal Egyptian street food from its Maidstone truck. Its customers need quick answers: what is on the menu, how do I order, and where do I collect it?
I structured the storefront around that decision. The menu, order route, catering offer, trading address, and contact details stay connected, so the practical information supports the brand instead of interrupting it.
02 · Product
Food photography, warm colour, bold type, and menu-board references give the storefront a visual language that belongs to the truck.
Menu items, dietary cues, and clear order actions move customers from browsing to the pickup route without a second navigation problem.
Catering and event information sit beside the Maidstone collection address and contact details, supporting enquiries as well as individual orders.
03 · Build
The interface pairs direct language with a warm, food-led visual system. Images create appetite; short, purposeful sections carry the menu, ordering, and visit information.
On a phone, the same hierarchy keeps ordering and location details within easy reach. Motion adds character, but the complete route remains readable and usable without it.
See how the menu, catering offer, and pickup route work together in the live storefront.
Visit Pharaoh’s Food