Payment Page
This a checkout page of a t-shirt buyer. This is used for payment purposes.
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First of all good start, I can see your ideas flowing! I would suggest going away doing a bit more research on putting these kind of screens together. There are a lot of inconsistencies in terms of space and input field size. The payment button seems to be a little to big and the black writing clashes too much with the button colour. Adding some placeholder text in each field will help users identify what they need to add. Good luck on your journey!
Sure I will try to improve my work
Good luck I wish you the very best!
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