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  1. Add a customizable Quick Messages menu

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    Michael John commented  · 

    Hy Guys,
    A customizable Quick Messages menu would definitely make things smoother, especially for businesses that answer the same questions all day. Restaurants are a perfect example people constantly ask about prices, calories, family deals, or seasonal offers. Having pre-set replies for those common questions saves time and keeps responses consistent. I’ve seen how often customers look for updated pricing and nutrition info for places like Panda Express, which is why I keep a detailed, updated reference here: https://thepandaexpressmenu.com. Quick access to accurate info really improves the overall user experience.

  2. hamburger menu top right with settings

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    Michael John commented  · 

    Hy Guys,
    Placing the hamburger menu in the top right with a small settings icon inside is a smart move, especially for content-heavy sites. It keeps the layout clean while still giving users quick access to important sections. I’ve noticed this works really well for restaurant-style pages where people want fast navigation to categories like entrées, catering, or nutrition. When organizing detailed menu guides, clarity matters more than fancy design. For example, on https://theolivegardenmenu.com everything is structured so visitors can easily jump to prices, calories, or family bundles without confusion. Simple navigation always improves user experience.

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