CONCEPTUnofficial redesign concept — not affiliated with Domino's
Domino's Start an order

A redesign concept by Zyqor Studio

Hot pizza, three taps away.

What if ordering Domino's felt as good as the first bite? Real food photography, one-thumb choices and a tracker you can read from across the room.

Build a pizza See the tracker
  • 3taps to order
  • 4tracker steps
  • 1thumb on phone
A hot supreme pizza, one slice lifted with stretching melted cheese, mushrooms, peppers and olives
Photo: Scott Bauer, USDA ARS (public domain)

01 · The builder

Build it in three taps.

Pick a size, pick a pizza, drop on extras. The pizza is real-time 3D, surfaced with real food photos, so you see what you get.

A whole pepperoni pizza with golden, bubbling cheese, seen from above
Large · Pepperoni

Photo: Dale Cruse (CC BY 2.0)

1Size
2Pizza
3Drop on extras

Concept demo: nothing is ordered and no prices are shown.

02 · The tracker

Read it from across the room.

Four big steps, one moving line and a live 3D view of what is happening right now. No tiny status text to squint at.

A pizza chef pressing out fresh dough on a floured counter
Photo: Enricomariacosta.75 (CC BY-SA 4.0)
  1. 1PrepDough stretched, sauce on
  2. 2BakeInto the oven
  3. 3BoxSliced and checked
  4. 4On the wayOut the door to you

Demo timeline: not live order data.

03 · Design notes

What this redesign changes.

A

Food first

The pizza is the hero: real, hot, cheesy photography instead of cut-outs and banners.

B

One thumb

On phones every choice sits in the lower half of the screen, with a sticky order button.

C

Calm colour

Warm paper, deep ocean blue and a baked-crust orange. The famous blue and red stay in the logo.

Close-up of a loaded pizza with pepperoni, mushrooms and olives
Photo: Jonathan Cutrer (CC BY 2.0)
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