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Key Components and Structure

  • Header: At the top, there is a "Checkout" title centered, a back arrow on the left, and a three-dot menu/more options icon on the right.
  • Order Items List: This is the main section, listing the selected food items. Each item includes:
    • An image of the dish.
    • The name of the dish (e.g., "Chow min").
    • The individual price (e.g., "$6").
    • A quantity selector with the current quantity displayed between a minus (decrement) and a plus (increment) button.
      • The listed items are:
        1. Chow min (Quantity: 2)
        2. Sweet Takoyaki (Quantity: 1)
        3. Fresh Fruit Pan Cake (Quantity: 2)
        4. Gekkeikan Tandoor (Quantity: 1)
  • Notes Section: Below the item list, there is a field labeled "Add notes to your order" with a small icon, allowing the user to input special instructions.
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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 +)


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