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JustEat

JustEat

Food delivery

JustEat leans on framing and error prevention in its ordering flow, with UX Bites covering conversational star rating labels and reminders for options you've scrolled past.

Key takeaways from 2 UX Bites

  • Conversational labels beside star ratings make the gap between 3 and 4 stars mean something

  • A reminder at the bottom of the page flags required selections you scrolled past

  • One tap jumps back up to the missed option, so nobody hunts for what's wrong

Often uses:

Baskets & Purchasing
Complexity & Understanding
Content Creation
Discomfort & Frustration
Input Quality

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Last updated: 27/08/2026
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The difference between 3 and 4 stars

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Scrolling past options

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The UI displays a large white "S" centered on a solid purple-blue background, with no additional text, logos, or interface elements visible.The UI shows a stylized "M" logo with teal, cream, and red color blocks on a dark blue background. No text or markings are highlighted or underlined.

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