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Taste Test
• Aug 27
Which one will you choose? 👇
I recently wrapped up two new food app UI concepts, focusing on high-impact, visually rich App Store screenshots.
I explored two completely different visual directions, each with its own distinct energy, color palette, and layout hierarchy to showcase the app experience.
I’m really curious to see which vibe resonates more with you, Cast your vote in the poll below, and let me know in the comments what stood out to you,
I'd love your feedback!
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