Verdict
Fancy a pizza? Well, Dominos Pizza has just made ordering your favourite combination a whole lot easier thanks by launching its own Android app. When you start up the app first you’re asked to enter your postcode. The app then uses this to find your nearest outlet and downloads its menu to your phone. 
Then from the 3D carousel menu you can select the type of food you want to order, including starters, pizzas, subs and deserts. You can also flick upwards to check out meal deals and other special offers. Naturally, you’re not limited to the set menu, as there’s also an option to create your own unique pizza. It’s all beautifully presented and very easy to use.
Verdict
Domino’s Pizza really has done a great job on this app. It’s beautifully crafted and provides you with lots of options, yet still remains very easy to sue.
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Professional conduct
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