Semantic HTML ensures your menu is accessible to screen readers and optimized for search engines (SEO). Instead of using generic tags for everything, we use tags like , , , and . Here is the HTML blueprint for our restaurant menu:

CodePen allows JavaScript, but for simplicity and performance, we can build filterable tabs using only CSS and hidden radio buttons or the :target pseudo-class. However, the easiest interactive addition is or a sticky header .

We paired Cormorant Garamond (a sophisticated serif font) with Inter (a highly readable geometric sans-serif font) to evoke a premium, luxury dining feel.

Here is the production-ready CSS to copy into your CodePen CSS panel: Use code with caution. 4. Key Takeaways for Your CodePen Project

Using CodePen allows you to test these changes in real-time. If you want to learn more about advanced layouts, check out the MDN Web Docs on CSS Grid Layout.

Use clear headings for sections like Entrees, Beverages, and Desserts. 5. Adding Interactivity with CSS/JS