Orders list Screens of Boutique App

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Hi Ibrahim,

Thanks for sharing with the community! I think you have a good overall aesthetic sense with this, but there are a few details that could be stronger.

With anything like this, context is king. It’s hard to offer feedback as meaningfully without more context on the project. What’s a good design for one brief might not work for another. With that in mind, here are a few details that could help with what we know:

• The icon for the profile tab optically sits a bit tall of the rest

• Watch your styling when putting together a presentation screen. The shadow from the third screen is spilling onto the middle screen and the shadow is a bit aggressive and throwing off visibility for the middle screen.

• The location of your radio buttons on the third screen feels a bit off. I’d suggest experimenting with positioning them on the left side. That’s a more common position for radio buttons and will be easier to make look correctly aligned. As is, they look a bit lonely.

• Things are looking slightly pixelated on my screen. Be sure you’re exporting your files at sufficient resolution and not overly compressing on output. The internet will often end up treating images unflatteringly, but be sure to give it the best chance.