Mood-based suggestions
A Feeling Joyful? screen suggests dishes to match the user's mood, and an onboarding questionnaire records favorite cuisines such as Italian, Chinese, Indian, Mexican, Japanese, and Thai.
Mobile Appfor Sevanor
A mobile app project in food & beverage, delivered by DeveloperLook.
About the project
DeveloperLook designed and built Sevanor, a food delivery app where people discover restaurants, customize dishes, reserve tables, and track orders, plus a restaurant dashboard for menus, orders, and analytics.
Sevanor is a food delivery app and restaurant management dashboard designed to make ordering meals fast, easy, and enjoyable. The goal was a smooth journey from discovering restaurants to tracking live orders. A fresh interface, clear navigation, and practical features serve customers, delivery partners, and restaurants in one system.
New users answer a few questions, such as their favorite cuisines, and the app suggests food by mood with a "Feeling Joyful?" screen. They search by text or voice, browse categories such as salad, pizza, burgers, and fries, and see offers like discounts with free delivery. Results group dishes by restaurant with ratings, distance, and offers. Dish pages show calories and nutrition, sauces and extras, and a customize option. Checkout confirms the address on a map, the delivery time, and the payment method, and the finished order breaks down the subtotal, delivery fee, and taxes. Customers can also reserve a table, save favorite restaurants, set up subscription orders, and use gift cards.
Restaurants work from a dashboard with total orders, customers, and revenue, order details, a calendar, the menu, purchase orders, and inventory. The brand pairs the Manrope typeface with cherry, wine, and dark reds, and the design runs to more than 29 pages.
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Challenge and solution
The challenge
The layout had to handle real-time tracking, menu updates, and order management without overwhelming the user.
The admin dashboard had to be capable yet simple to run, which called for careful UX thinking and a design that could scale.

Our solution
A dashboard gives restaurants menu control, order management, analytics, and performance insights.
Both were built to make ordering quicker for customers and daily operations simpler for restaurants.
What we built
Eight features, shown next to the screens they live on.
A Feeling Joyful? screen suggests dishes to match the user's mood, and an onboarding questionnaire records favorite cuisines such as Italian, Chinese, Indian, Mexican, Japanese, and Thai.
Users search by text or voice and get results grouped by restaurant, with each restaurant's rating, delivery time, distance, discounts, free delivery, and a link to the full menu.

Dish pages show the rating, preparation time, calories, and protein, carbs, and fats, with a customize option, sauces and extras priced one by one, and an add to cart button.
A Reserve Table flow lets diners pick a meal type, date, time, and number of guests, then choose a specific table from the restaurant's floor plan before confirming the booking.

Checkout confirms the delivery address on a map, the delivery time, the order summary, and the payment card. The completed order shows the subtotal, delivery fee, and estimated tax.
Regular meals can run as subscription orders, with a delivery history that lists each date and its status, so repeat customers don't have to place the same order by hand.
Discount pop-ups with promo codes, offer banners with free delivery, and gift cards with a balance give restaurants several ways to bring customers back to the app.
Restaurants follow total orders, customers, and revenue on one screen, then manage order details, a calendar, the menu, purchase orders, and inventory from the same dashboard.
FAQ
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A food delivery app for customers and a dashboard for restaurants. Customers discover restaurants and dishes, customize meals, reserve tables, set up subscription orders, pay, and follow their delivery. Restaurants manage orders, menus, purchase orders, and inventory, and follow analytics. The project also covered the Sevanor brand: logo, typeface, colors, icons, signage, and social posts.
It starts with a short questionnaire about favorite cuisines, then suggests dishes by mood on a Feeling Joyful? screen. Users can also browse categories, search by text or voice, and compare restaurants by rating, distance, delivery time, and offers before they open a menu.
Yes. The Reserve Table flow asks for the meal type, date, time, and number of guests, then shows the restaurant's floor plan so the diner can pick a table. Saved restaurants and frequent orders sit on their own screen for quick repeat visits.
At checkout the customer confirms the address on a map, the delivery time, and the payment card. Delivery is tracked in real time, and the completed order screen shows the restaurant, the subtotal, delivery fee, and estimated tax, with a help link if an item is missing.
Total orders, customers, and revenue, an income chart, top categories, and order types on the home screen. Further pages cover orders and order details with a map, a calendar, the menu and menu details, purchase orders, and inventory. The full design runs to more than 29 pages.
Yes. DeveloperLook designs and builds food delivery apps with restaurant search, dish customization, table booking, checkout, and delivery tracking, plus a restaurant dashboard for menus and orders. We start with how your customers choose and reorder food, then shape the app and the back office around that.
Saimul IslamFounder & CEO, DeveloperLookStill have questions?
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