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A motion piece showing a complete ordering flow I designed: menu, allergy filters, item options, live tracking, cart, pickup slots, scan-to-pay, booking, grid view.
Three specific questions, answer any one:
At real phone size, is the small text (allergens, meta labels) legible or did I go too fine?
Warm paper + near-black + one forest green for all actions - premium hospitality, or unfinished?
Which one of the 9 screens is the weakest? I'll redesign it.
Roast away.
Warm paper + near-black + one forest green reads as restraint, not incompleteness - the risk isn't the palette, it's the allergen text. That's the screen someone reads under time pressure with a hungry line behind them; widen it before touching the color system.
Good catch, it needed more room. Bumped it today, and in the real app it's now its own full-width line instead of a tiny tag. Thanks for the honest note!
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Most people never ask what they’ve been funding with it. Tithe is the first app built for the people who finally set the price.
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