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I designed this Japanese food delivery app Sushi Deliveryfrom start to finish then brought it to life with motion design so you can see how it feels in real use
What's inside
Clean & simple Home Screen
Menu & Product Detail
Fast Cart & Payment flow
Live Order Tracking
Favorites Screen
Every screen was designed with both UX (ease of use) and UI visual appeal in mind soft purple palette, clean layout, modern feel.
Which screen is your favorite? Let me know in the comments!
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The flow feels especially well considered in how the clean home screen, tracking, and favorites build confidence across the journey. The motion layer sounds like a great touch for making each transition feel tangible.
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Great work btw
Motion is a useful way to test the full ordering journey.
The same Rolls/Nigiri/Sets/Drinks chips sit on both Home and Menu, and every card carries its own add button, so a repeat order never has to pass through the product detail screen.
02 for me, it gives the food more air and the sushi actually gets to be the hero. Clean home screen plus live tracking is the combo that keeps a delivery app open past the first order.
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