TheFork app screens on bright green

Summary

Four mobile screens in black device frames sitting side by side on a flat bright green field, walking from splash to confirmed booking date.

Visual description

Screen one is a bottle green splash with large organic brand shapes in a lighter green, the circular fork mark at the top, "Let's find you a table" set across three lines mixing italic and heavy roman, and a full width cream pill button reading "Discover". Screen two switches to a cream background: a small mark and a city selector in the header, a headline "What's on your mind's menu?" in the same mixed italic and roman treatment, then a horizontally scrolling row of restaurant cards with a plated fine dining photograph, a heart save icon, restaurant name, cuisine, and outlined pills carrying a score, a discount and a price band. Screen three is a detail page with a full bleed food photograph, the venue name reversed out over it, the same pill row, a short description paragraph and a bright green "Book a table" button. Screen four is a date picker: a segmented control of date, time, covers and payment, month headings, a grid of outlined day chips with one filled bright green as the selection, and a "Continue" button. All four carry the same dark green bottom tab bar with four flat icons.

Key takeaway

The identity's mixed italic and roman headline treatment carries straight into product UI, so marketing and app feel like one brand. Outlined pills for score, discount and price make a dense listing card scannable without color coding.

Reuse notes

A useful full flow reference for booking, reservation and marketplace apps. The cream on green combination is easy to reproduce and keeps food photography as the only saturated element. Note the bright green selection state carries a lot of contrast weight, so it needs to stay reserved for the single active choice.