keyboard shortcuts: ← previous shot → next shot L or F like
Show and tell for designers
What are you working on? Dribbble is a community of designers sharing screenshots of their work, process, and projects.
111,811,035,645 pixels dribbbled
Copyright © 2009–2013 Dribbble LLC. All screenshots © their respective owners. Shipped from Salem, Mass. USA.
19 Responses
Pro
Louie Mantia
A few weeks ago, I decided to make a little project for myself. This is an example one-screen design of what Chipotle's app could look like to match their current brand, website, and advertisements.
See a larger version for more detail and a comparison to their current app.
4 months ago
Pro
Racine Davis
Love the redesign!
4 months ago
Pro
Kyle Gray
The red in the status bar made me think something was being recorded. :) Nice job Louie. Love the subtle contrast and your layout is much easier on the eyes than theirs. With theirs I have to think about where to tap where as yours seems more automatic. Yours seems to hone in on the brand a lot more and bring more character to the app.
4 months ago
Pro
Theresa Garritano
i love it, but why not make the check mark all sketchy like the back arrow too?
4 months ago
Pro
Caleb Jessie
Such a drastic difference! You did a really good job with making it similar to the current branding. Inspiratio.
4 months ago
Pro
Louie Mantia
@Theresa Garritano Great question! I think that the relative size difference between the two icons allows the arrow to have a little bit more personality. The checkmark however features something different and unique — it shares the concentric ring design found in the Chipotle logo. The checkmark was definitely not left out from this exercise! :)
4 months ago
Pro
David Keegan
Oh I like that colored status bar, I think that was a good choice instead of black. Nice job with this design!
4 months ago
Pro
Dan Gough
When I came to the states earlier this month, I fell in love with Chipotle. It's incredible.
Anyway - Did you explore using an icon for the bag? It seems like it may give it a better balance.
However, a massive improvement for sure.
4 months ago
You don't seem to be able to add more than one of the same item in your redesign, did you do that on purpose?
4 months ago
These kind of redesigns make me happy.
4 months ago
Pro
Marco Moreno
The double arrow looks a bit strange. Arrow back on a pointed back button. Hasn't there been discussion about this before? Love the rest @Louie - Nom Nom! =)
4 months ago
Pro
Anton Pawlik
Why the grunge Typo?
4 months ago
Pro
JARED KRAUSE
This is awesome and made me hungry.
4 months ago
Pro
Christophe Tauziet
Oh man, so much better! Much more personality, and it better reflects Chipotle branding. Great work @Louie!
4 months ago
Pro
Louie Mantia
@Marco Moreno The arrow in an arrow-shaped button is commonplace on iOS. You can see it in the Music app for one example. Ultimately a text string of the previous page inside the button is way better, but currently they just have the word "Back" which is the worst.
@Anton Pawlik The type is the same they use in their advertising, menus, bags, napkins, etc. It helps it feel like Chipotle more than Helvetica.
4 months ago
Pro
Yannik Bloscheck
Your version of the app looks like something that a company could ship. The actual app doesn't. The app fits on the iPhone 4 screen perfectly, but if you have a bigger screen the bottom doesn't scream "iPhone 5? What's this?". I know Apple does something similar in many views, but I think the CONTINUE-Button feels to equal to the "checklist" above. Is there a specific reason why you didn't want to use for example red for the background of the button?
4 months ago
Pro
Louie Mantia
@Yannik Bloscheck The decision about the Continue button was tough. At some point you want to use the top right corner, but you have the omni-present Bag button, which I can understand the importance of. This presents a bit of a problem, and I admit I didn't think too much on it, but here's some other options...
At the bottom, especially alongside a very silly "Clear Selection" button doesn't seem standard iOS. There's something bizarre about that bar too, the visual style doesn't match anything else.
So I rested on a normal button at the bottom of the view, a table cell. This is not uncommon. Using buttons as table rows (on their own or grouped) can be seen in many places in the Settings app.
In any case, I wouldn't suggest it to be the best solution, but I prefer it over having it anchored at the bottom, especially in black.
4 months ago
Really great dude. Design more screens!
4 months ago
Pro
Louie Mantia
@Tom Norris Well, I think this is enough for free ideas. I don't want to get further down the road without actually working on a project like this. :)
4 months ago