Spark - Creative Cooking App

Hi Le, beautiful app, screens, and overall presentation. Well done! The product seems interesting and fun to use. What I missed, though, is the product pitch in your project: a simple problem statement, an explanation of why it is a problem, and the proposed solution.

Otherwise, great work!

Yuliia

Hey Thinh, great work em :D I love how you put together the screen designs into a well-presented Behance project. The flow of the project is easy to follow and understand. You got great UI skills to use color, typography and images in harmony.

Because you include the brief of "Design a mobile onboarding flow" so I have some suggestions to contribute:

1. In step 2 of sign in/sign up flow, how would the user know he/she entered a wrong email address? Should we repeat the email address the user inputted somewhere in the screen?
2. Leading the user to "Try demo" is a reasonable way to let him/her try the app on his/her own instead of seeing static introduction screens. However, I am not able to see how this "Try demo" flow works.
3. The little caption that says "By tapping... you agree to let us access your camera setting" does not make sense, as the user would need to accept the permission modal then on her/his own eventually.

Looking to hearing more from you very soon. Thank you Thinh :D

The screens and interactions show attention to detail — great work there!

One area that could be refined further is the UI copy. Clear and familiar naming can really help users connect with features more easily. For example, instead of “Creative Fridge,” a simpler label like “Fridge” might feel more intuitive and memorable, especially for first-time users. Straightforward names ensure that users immediately understand what a feature does without second-guessing.

I was also curious about some of the AI functionality, when you mention that the AI can detect food expiry based on color, does this happen through individual item scanning, or all together? also do users need to add each item manually? Clarifying this flow in the presentation could make the concept much stronger.

Lastly, I’d encourage polishing the project presentation so that someone viewing it for the first time can understand the key features at a glance.

Overall, this is a great job!

Le Thinh, lovely concept and a fun take on cooking apps! The visuals are clean and the flow feels engaging. To make it even stronger, you might simplify some of the feature names for clarity, and add a bit more context about how the AI works in practice—so new users (and reviewers) instantly get the magic behind Spark.

Spark is a fun and creative idea for a cooking app. The concept of helping people decide what to cook with the ingredients they already have is very useful and solves a common problem. The playful tone and adventurous theme make the app feel exciting and different from regular recipe apps.

It would be even stronger if you showed more details about how the app works, such as how users enter ingredients, how recipes are suggested, and what kind of design style you used. Adding key screens or a short flow would help people imagine the full experience.

Overall, the idea is fresh and engaging, and with more details about features and design, it can stand out as a unique solution for everyday cooking.

Amazing UIs & Experience!!!

Visual polish

• The mockups are clean, modern, and consistent in style.
• Good use of white space and minimal distractions helps the visuals stand out.
• The brand identity (color palette, icons, illustration) feels coherent.

Showcasing multiple touchpoints

• Screens are shown in context: onboarding, browsing, cooking, and results.
• Helps communicate that this is a holistic product, not just a single feature.

Suggestions to Level It Up

• Add user research snippets → even 2–3 user quotes like “I often waste vegetables because I don’t know what to cook” would make the case relatable.

• Show rough → refined evolution → a quick storyboard or wireframe slide to show how ideas were shaped.

• Tie features back to problems → e.g., "Ingredient-based suggestions → solves the frustration of unused groceries."

• Include an outcome slide → even if conceptual, show potential impact: more cooking creativity, reduced waste, improved confidence.

• Accessibility mention → show awareness of contrast, text sizing, or voice guidance for cooking.