Food Truck Handheld Menu Card (Street Poster Typography)
The gig-poster vertical headline makes a tiny card readable at arm's length in a queue, while dotted price leaders keep a long menu scannable in seconds.
prompt
Create a single-panel handheld menu card for {truck_name}, a food truck serving {cuisine_type}. Lay it out like a gig poster: a massive condensed sans headline of the truck name running vertically down the left edge, menu items stacked on the right in a strict baseline grid — each line showing dish name, a one-line description, and the price aligned along a dotted leader. Limit the palette to {accent_color} plus black on raw uncoated stock, add one halftone print-texture photo block of the best-seller {hero_item}, and a footer strip with location-finder icons. DIN A6 portrait, print-ready flat design, shown front-on with a slight paper shadow.
Variables
This prompt uses the variables below. Fill them in when you hit Copy — anything left blank keeps its {placeholder}.
- {truck_name}Name of the food truck
- e.g. SMOKE & ROLL
- {cuisine_type}Type of cuisine served
- e.g. 美式煙燻 BBQ
- {accent_color}Single accent color
- e.g. 螢光橘
- {hero_item}Best-selling menu item
- e.g. 手撕豬肉堡
Use case
Food truck operators who hand menu cards down the queue so orders are decided before customers reach the window.
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