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Satisfy Your Hunger: A Vibrant, High-Conversion Mobile Food Ordering Experience.
Project Description
Designed a high-fidelity mobile food delivery application concept focused on an appetite-inducing user journey, clear typography, and seamless checkout micro-interactions. The interface relies on a bold, high-contrast colour palette to drive engagement and minimise cognitive load during the ordering process.
The design spans three critical user states:
1. Splash & Onboarding Screen: A high-impact introductory view featuring an energetic hero image, an explicit value proposition ("Feeling Hungry?"), and a high-contrast "Get Started" CTA designed to pull users immediately into the funnel.
2. Home & Discovery Dashboard: A structured, scannable home screen complete with a location picker, persistent search, horizontal category chips (e.g., Burger, Shawarma, Samosa), a "Top Menu" carousel featuring clear pricing, and a sticky bottom navigation bar with a floating cart indicator.
3. Product Detail & Customisation Screen: A focused item page presenting a high-res asset (Vegan Tofu Burger), cross-selling add-ons (side orders/drinks), a prominent quantity selector, clear pricing, and a full-width "Add to cart" is the primary action.
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Figma
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