Maison Ramsa · Moroccan caterer · Tangier. A festive menu, and an order that writes itself

A flower that is also a tajine. The logo is a five-petal flower that also reads as a tajine lid seen from above. It exists in French and in Arabic, with its palette (henna, paper, olive, ink), a repeat pattern and a thirteen-page brand guide. The double-sided business card is delivered as print-ready files.

A site that reads like a cookbook. A preface to say who cooks, then three chapters: the menu, the occasions, the bespoke request. The henna red, a sand background, a serif typeface and the brand's seal give the site the tone of a festive table, not of a delivery app.

The menu, with prices. About twenty dishes in six families, from salads to sweets. Each price is a starting price for a dish serving 8 to 10 people, and the site says so: the exact amount is agreed together on WhatsApp. You tap a dish to add it to your request.

• Occasions: birth, family gathering, Ramadan, celebrations. For each, the dishes the house serves most often, and a button to start from that menu and change whatever you like.
• Bespoke: a buffet for thirty guests or a dish that isn't on the menu is requested in the same place.
• The order slip: occasion, date, number of guests, delivery in Tangier or pick-up. The message writes itself alongside, step by step, like a letter you can correct before sending it on WhatsApp.
• Two languages: French and Arabic (right to left), each with its own address.