A UI-UX & Features inspiration for mobile fast-food ordering app.

A UI-UX & Features inspiration for mobile fast-food ordering app.

To design a food ordering app, it’s vital to think over the variety of steps and clear navigation that will enable users to quickly make and get the order under diverse circumstances.

Burger ordering app's extended functionality should allow users to order a traditional burger from the menu or customize any option (Adding or Removing the Ingredients) themselves. Below you can check for the user journey. They feature all the flow of choice and customization of a burger as well as the flow for picking up an order.

Choose the Burger

The menu should show actual positions and special offers which the restaurant or service has at the moment. Users may see item photos and basic data on ingredients and weight. Color accents highlight price and call-to-action for quick scanning. Plus, the system of filters at the top of the screen should enable a user to customize the search and find a needed position faster.

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Having chosen a specific position and moving to the product screen, users should see the big product photo, core information about pricing and weight and the CTA button enabling to add the position to the cart. It makes the visual presentation emotional and catchy, immediately sets the association with the burger. Also, the screen should look clean — it shouldn’t be overloaded with details about ingredients which isn’t interesting for users who buy this position regularly or don’t care about the details and want to make an order asap.

Customize the Burger

Those who do care about the ingredients or want to customize their burger, use the tab ?Ingredients? in the bottom part of the screen. Just pulling it up, they open the tab and check the contents of the burger, organized along categories such as Vegetables, Meat, Sauce, Topping, etc. To make the visual performance of the list effective and appealing, the interface features photos of all ingredients.

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As for the color palette in the app, the designer should play with contrast of backgrounds: interactions zones aimed at reading copy, observing and manipulating positions in the lists should be presented on the light background to provide a high level of readability. Still, photo content and tab bar should apply a dark background to support the visual performance, and make the graphics look stylish and elegant. Also, there should be enough attention paid to build balanced and scannable visual hierarchy to make interactions quick and screen scanning easy. Hungry people are definitely not the audience which will want to devote much time and effort to learn how the app works — everything has to be clear in short seconds.

Create a Burger

A typical food ordering app for restaurants and cafes usually features the meals of the fixed formulation. But nowadays many burger/pizza restaurants suggest users not only customize the existing offers adding or removing ingredients but also create their own burger from the ingredients in stock. Adding ingredients, users can see how the price is changing relatively.

Order and Delivery

Having decided on the order, a user can be offered two ways to get the order: get delivered at the particular address or pick it up from the restaurant. Also, a variety of payment methods can be presented. If a user chooses to pick the order, the map helps to choose the best route to the restaurant. And lot more can be designed and developed based on food offerings.

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