When it comes to websites and apps, it appears that a designers work is never done. From Instagram to YouTube, landmark platforms are inspiring designers to creative inventive overhauls, which aim to improve the user experience.
For New York-based interaction designer Rolf Jensen, it was the clunky controls and poor layout of menu apps that needed fixing. "I’ve always felt that current on-demand food and beverage apps lack visuals of the products themselves while browsing the menu," he explains.
"In some cases they are strictly user-generated, which often results in bad exposure of the product, and makes it difficult to get an idea of what the menu item authentically looks like," he adds. It was these issues which prompted him to create his own menu app, Crave.
With its deliciously stylised images and icons, straightforward swipe controls and a soft colour scheme, this app's concept art is a feast for the eyes. Browse the images below to get a taste of how the Crave app would look.
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