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Hi Steven,
Page 1:
- Remove icon rather large. Consider a smaller icon and text but have it in red (commonly associated with "cancel")
- Changing the quantity is a little strange. Consider a little "add more" button below the final price
- Bring the total price up (don't leave it on a separate row). If a user has multiple items, the borders and rows might add confusion in future
- Have all the delivery notice, etc in a separate (maybe very pale yellow) box and slightly smaller. This will call enough attention but not take up too much space as they're not critical to the actual checkout process.
- I'd like to have the "Continue Shopping" button below the checkout but a smaller button like you've done. Its always good to solicit more sales. Now it looks a little lost on the left
Page 2
- General form layout is ok. My personal preference is to align labels to the right so that its nearer the input field
- As others have indicated, the add a delivery address part is a little strange. Consider showing fields for delivery address with a checkbox above it to say "Delivery address same as billing address". On check, populate with same data from billing address
Page 3
- My only concern is how the entire invoice would look if you have multiple items. I'd relook into the typography, spacing and general placement of all the information.
