Meituan
Meituan
meituan

Meituan (美团) is China's everything-local super-app — food delivery, restaurant reviews, hotel and travel booking, group-buying deals, grocery, bike-share, and dozens of other on-demand services — and its design carries t

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Meituan

Meituan (美团) is China's everything-local super-app — food delivery, restaurant reviews, hotel and travel booking, group-buying deals, grocery, bike-share, and dozens of other on-demand services — and its design carries the warmth and energy of a brand whose whole job is to get you something good, now. The signature is an unmistakable, optimistic Meituan yellow (#FFC300) — the color of its delivery riders' helmets and jackets, its app icon, its kangaroo mascot, and its primary call-to-action. This is a happy, appetite-stimulating yellow (close to a warm gold, RGB 255, 195, 0), chosen because Meituan's core is food, and yellow is the color of hunger satisfied. It sits on clean white surfaces with near-black text, and it is loud on purpose: where a fintech whispers trust, Meituan shouts convenience and value — bright deal badges, prominent prices, big tappable CTAs.

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Do and Don't guidelines parsed from DESIGN.md.

Do

  • Use Meituan yellow #FFC300 for the brand and primary action, always with dark text (never white on yellow).
  • Use price red-orange (≈#FF4B10) for prices, urgency, and deal emphasis — the secondary energy color.
  • make price prominent and heavy (weight 600–700) — it's the headline of a merchant card.
  • embrace density — icon grids, packed merchant feeds, ratings and deals on every card. It's a super-app feature.
  • surface trust signals (gold star rating + review count + distance + delivery time) on every merchant card.
  • keep shapes rounded and friendly (8px cards, pill search), lead the font stack with PingFang SC / 思源黑体.

Don't

  • put white text on yellow — it fails contrast and looks off-brand. Dark #222 text on yellow is correct.
  • confuse the two warm colors: yellow = brand/action, red-orange = price/value. Each has its job.
  • bury the price in body weight; a value-conscious user scans for it first.
  • strip the feed to "minimal" — that removes the breadth and value-comparison that's the whole point.
  • drop ratings/metadata for cleanliness — they're how users choose.
  • go sharp-corporate or premium-dark — the warmth and approachability are the brand.

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