KFC: Cross-Sell and Cart Interface Design

Project overview This interface design explores a KFC food ordering experience, with particular attention to cross-sell recommendations and the cart area. The original screens show menu categories, product cards and a distinct action for placing an order.

My contribution I designed the screens in Figma, organizing the product information and ordering actions into a consistent interface. The work shown here is a design deliverable; it does not claim a live ordering integration or measured sales results.

Design approach The menu navigation groups products into recognizable categories so the ordering interface can be scanned quickly. Product photography, names and prices are kept together, helping each item read as a complete choice.

The “Customers also bought” section places additional products within the ordering journey. Each card has its own add-to-cart action, while the prominent order bar uses a separate visual treatment to distinguish completing the order from adding another item.

Brand red highlights the primary actions against a light background. Spacing and repeated card structures keep the recommendations organized even when several products appear together.

Delivered work The preserved screens document the menu, recommendation cards and cart presentation. This project demonstrates my interface design work on commerce flows where product discovery, optional additions and a clear next step must remain easy to distinguish.