Food Item Checkout Mobile UI

Sayeed, they all look delicious 😋 but why is there text indentation for the rest of the order besides Chow Mein? Is it hierarchy, intentional, or a mishap?

…and perhaps there should be a limitation for the title text field to avoid overlaps with the quantity selector area (- 2 +)

The project has a solid foundation, but several things need refinement. The information hierarchy is clear, users can immediately see what they're ordering and how much they're paying. The food images help identify items, and the cost calculation is readable.

The +/- buttons for changing quantities are very small - on a mobile device it will be easy to accidentally order the wrong amount. This is a critical usability issue as it can lead to incorrect orders. Also notice the first dish - the padding from the top edge doesn't align consistently with the rest of the layout, which disrupts the visual rhythm of the entire interface.

The biggest problem, however, is that I only see one screen from the entire checkout process. Views for payment method selection, order confirmation, or success message are missing. A complete checkout flow typically consists of 3-4 screens, and here it's difficult to evaluate the entire user experience without the context of preceding and following steps.

Despite these comments, this is a good starting point. After refining the details and completing the missing screens, this will be a complete, functional purchasing process. ✌️😉

Great visual clarity and layout, navigation feels smooth and modern.

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