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Bigger menu text — the A− / A+ buttons guests see

Every public menu renders its text slightly larger than a normal web page — about two points — and every guest sees A− / A+ buttons in the top bar to go smaller or larger in five steps. A phone’s own text-size setting never reaches a web page, so the menu carries its own control instead.

How it works

  1. A guest opens your menu. Everything — dish names, descriptions, prices, the small ingredient labels — renders one step larger than standard, automatically.
  2. If the text is still too small (or too big), they tap A+ or A− in the top bar, next to the light/dark button on dish pages, or next to the search icon on a menu with no logo bar. There is only one pair of buttons on each screen.
  3. Their choice is remembered on that phone, so the menu opens at their size next time. It never affects anyone else’s phone.

Good to know

  • There is nothing to switch on — it is live on every menu, free and paid.
  • The buttons move in small steps, roughly two points each, from slightly below standard up to about one-and-a-half times standard.
  • A guest’s choice stays on their own device. Your menu settings, and what other guests see, never change.