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UI/UX and illustrations for new kids' app — the Kitchen. There's a cute and amusing educational toy for kids with 6 mini games in it: In “Morning… Read More

UI/UX and illustrations for new kids' app — the Kitchen. There's a cute and amusing educational toy for kids with 6 mini games in it: In “Morning Tunes” you’ll be able to create unbelievable morning melodies by means of versatile kitchenware. Just tap on elements you like to make a unique tune. Switch off those you don’t need anymore. In “Product Sorter” you’ll pick out edible and inedible stuff swiping it as it is falling out of the product bag to one of the cuties. In “Breakfast Composer” you’re suggested to find hidden breakfast components (oh, it isn’t that easy!) among numerous objects. Tap on the item as soon as you find it. You can use a hint if needed. In “Italian Pasta” you’ll guess the relevant macaroni and drag it to its shadow. As soon as you’re ready with the task you’ll be suggested to color them according to the pattern that will appear in front. In “Cocktail Maker” you’ll make cool cocktails by mixing different fruits. Here you’ll be suggested to make a cocktail of a particular colour, so maybe you’d need some practice before you’re able to mix the right fruits and veggies. Pick the two from the table and push “Start” button on a mixer. Enjoy your cocktails! In “Fridge Operator” you’ll get acquainted with a cute and handsome fridge. You’ll need to fill it with products according to the shadows you see. But be cautious not to be confused by other stuff of the same form and size. Drag attentively! Perfect for children ages 3-7. Being a great interactive toy the Kitchen will also astonish you by its teaching capabilities and will help in color, size and shape recognition, develop attention to details, audile sensation, etc. The game will be a real challenge for little brainiacs. Read Less

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UI/UX and illustrations for new kids' app — the Kitchen. There's a cute and amusing educational toy for kids with 6 mini games in it: In “Morning Tunes” you’ll be able to create unbelievable morning melodies by means of versatile kitchenware. Just tap on elements you like to make a unique tune. Switch off those you don’t need anymore. In “Product Sorter” you’ll pick out edible and inedible stuff swiping it as it is falling out of the product bag to one of the cuties. In “Breakfast Composer” you’re suggested to find hidden breakfast components (oh, it isn’t that easy!) among numerous objects. Tap on the item as soon as you find it. You can use a hint if needed. In “Italian Pasta” you’ll guess the relevant macaroni and drag it to its shadow. As soon as you’re ready with the task you’ll be suggested to color them according to the pattern that will appear in front. In “Cocktail Maker” you’ll make cool cocktails by mixing different fruits. Here you’ll be suggested to make a cocktail of a particular colour, so maybe you’d need some practice before you’re able to mix the right fruits and veggies. Pick the two from the table and push “Start” button on a mixer. Enjoy your cocktails! In “Fridge Operator” you’ll get acquainted with a cute and handsome fridge. You’ll need to fill it with products according to the shadows you see. But be cautious not to be confused by other stuff of the same form and size. Drag attentively! Perfect for children ages 3-7. Being a great interactive toy the Kitchen will also astonish you by its teaching capabilities and will help in color, size and shape recognition, develop attention to details, audile sensation, etc. The game will be a real challenge for little brainiacs.

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Irene Shkarovska Kiev, Ukraine

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