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After

Before

After

Problem Statements

Key pain points

Style Guide

Jubilant runs multiple consumer food brands across separate apps (Domino’s, Popeyes, Hong's Kitchen and Dunkin' Donuts ).


Users frequently order for family or friends and also switch between brands. However, addresses saved in one brand do not carry over to another, and there is no simple way to share an address quickly with someone else.


As a result, users must re-enter the same address details repeatedly, especially when trying a new brand app. This increases checkout time, creates avoidable address errors, and can lead to order drop-offs at a high-intent stage.

How we might help users reuse and share delivery addresses across Jubilant brand apps so ordering becomes

faster, more accurate, and more convenient,

especially during checkout?


Cross-brand friction: Users installing a new Jubilant app must manually add addresses again.


Ordering for others: Sharing an address over chat is manual and error-prone.


High-intent failure point: Address entry happens near checkout, so friction directly impacts conversion.


Trust and accuracy: Incorrect addresses can cause delivery delays, failed deliveries, and user frustration.

Checkout slows down at the address step

Address setup becomes repetitive

Addresses cannot be transferred across brands

Sharing addresses is manual and error-prone

Re-entry increases address mistakes

Classic Popeyes Signature Chicken

4 - Pieces

Edit

1

₹199

Big Game Big Savings Combo

1pc - Popeyes Signature Chicken

2pc - Classic Ranch Chicken Wings

8pc - Sweet Chilli Wings

2pc - Cajun Dip

1

₹1066

₹866

₹200 SAVE

Coke Zero

330 ml Can

1

₹70

Add more items

Add More Yum!

Cajun Fries Large

₹219

Add

Most Popular

Cajun Onion Rings

₹109

Add

Cajun Onion Rings

₹109

Add

Most Popular

Offers Zone

Save upto ₹200

12345678910

Yay! You unlocked this offer

Apply

Save upto ₹200

CASH200

Add items worth ₹67 more

to unlock exclusive offers

Add Item

View all offers

Thank your Rider & Chef!

From kitchen flames to door frames, they deserve a shoutout. 100% tip amount goes to them.

₹20

₹30

Most tipped

₹40

Other

Total Bill

₹1430

₹1185

₹245 SAVED!

Incl. taxes & charges

Pay 185

Delivery

in 39 mins

To Block B, Janakpuri

| 7, Narang Colony, Chander Nagar, Janakpuri, Delhi, 110058

Change

₹245 saved!

with combo & free delivery

Select an Address

Import saved addressed from Domino’s

Import

1.2 km

Home

453, House #7, Narang Colony, Chander Nagar, Janakpuri, Delhi, 110058

CLOSEST LOCATION

Deliver Here

3 km

Didi’s Home

H-1303, Microtek Greenburg, Sector 86, Gurugram, Haryana 122009

Deliver Here

28 km

Office

H-1303, Microtek Greenburg, Sector 86, Gurugram, Haryana 122009

Deliver Here

Add New Address

Developed a visually appealing and cohesive design language for the app. I made use of high quality images, clear typography, and intuitive icons to improve the overall user experience.

Visual Design

More screens..

Home screen Analysis

1

2


11

12

3

4

10

5

6

7

8

9

Animated search bar

Food item card

Home icon

Cart

User profile

Notifications

Floating nav bar

Add to cart button

Slider for generally often ordered items

Sliding menu panel

Automatic sliding value deals

Toggle button for either a “pickup” or “delivery”order

Aa

Typeface: Inter

Typography

Color pallet

Navigation bar

Search field

Aa

The color scheme remained the same in accordance with the company’s branding

Based on user research conducted, my final thoughts and key takeaways from this project are:

Here is the feedback from a user who took part in the surveys and user testing stage of this design process. This is what he has to say:

I just tried out the new Domino's app, and I must say, I'm impressed! The redesign is fantastic, and it's clear that they've put a lot of thought into improving the user experience. The new features have definitely made ordering pizza much more enjoyable and convenient.


First off, the interface is so intuitive and user-friendly. Navigating through the menu was a breeze. I loved the extensive menu variety, and with the improved order tracking, I could see exactly where my pizza was in real-time, from preparation to delivery. It's like they read my mind! I sure know that i would be so excited to wait for my delicious pizza to arrive.


Overall, I can confidently say that the new Domino's app has made my pizza ordering experience better than ever. With its user-friendly interface, improved order tracking and other cool features, I'll definitely use it for all my future pizza cravings. Well done!

Addressing technical issues, ensuring smooth app functionality and and maintaining high quality service are essential for building trust with your audience

The importance of prioritizing convenience and user experience in app design is crucial for attracting and retaining your audience

Conducting research on the app provided valuable insights into its features and user experience which helped to identify it’s strength and weaknesses, allowing for a better understanding of the market landscape

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#333333

#EE11837

#0078AF

#006490

Inter

Regular

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ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

Medium

SemiBold

Wireframes and Prototyping

I created wireframes and prototypes of the redesigned app, incorporating the suggested solutions. Also iterated and gathered feedback from users to refine the design.

Current app design

Suggested Solutions

To reduce address friction at checkout and make cross-brand ordering effortless, we introduced a unified address experience with the following solutions:

Import Saved Addresses

from Domino’s

Add an entry point inside My Addresses

and the Select an Address bottom sheet

so users can import their Domino’s saved addresses

without re-entering details.

This supports first-time users of a new Jubilant brand app and speeds up address setup at the highest-intent stage.

Import screen with

“Serviceable” vs “Non-serviceable”

Create a dedicated Import addresses from Domino’s screen

that clearly separates addresses into Serviceable (eligible to import and use immediately)

and Non-serviceable (shown for reference but not selectable). This prevents failed checkouts and makes it instantly clear

which addresses will work for the user’s current ordering context.

Allow users to select one or more addresses

and enable the CTA only when a valid selection is made.

The Import Addresses button stays disabled by default

to avoid accidental imports and guide the user

through a clean, predictable action.

Selection-based import with clear CTA

Trust-building states and confirmations

Build trust with complete system states:
Loading shimmer while fetching saved addresses,
Empty state when nothing is available to import,
And a success confirmation with the imported address highlighted (NEW tag) so the outcome is instantly visible.

User Feedback

Reflection

Persona Development

Agnes Dibang

“I love having pizza for dinner, but sometimes the app feels confusing, and it takes too long to place an order."

Age: 22

Occupation: Model

Hobbies: Dancing, Sleeping, Travelling

Favorite brands: Shein, Channel, Nike

Location: Lagos, Nigeria

Goals:

Conveniently order food for busy work nights

Track orders efficiently

Enjoy a satisfying and personalized pizza experience.

Challenges:

Limited time

Nerve racking when navigating the app

High expectations for service quality and speed.

Food or product...

Design Process

I conducted user research to understand pain points and gather feedback on the current app. This helped me to identify areas for improvement.

Research and Analysis

Target Audience

During this phase, I used Google forms when conducting these surveys for research. The data below shows information received from the survey:

Pizza lovers

Students

Families and groups

Busy professionls

Tech-savvy users

Empathy Map

Do

Feel

Annoyed when experiencing delays or mistakes with orders

Relieved when finding a reliable and user-friendly app

Satisfied when receiving prompt and accurate deliveries

Orders food frequently for convenience and time-saving

Looks for easy online ordering options

Expects prompt and reliable delivery service

Values efficient and hassle-free experiences

Says

Think

"I wish there was an app that makes ordering food easier."

"I love it when my food arrives on time without any issues."

"I prefer apps that have a user-friendly interface

"I appreciate it when the delivery person is polite and professional."

"I need a quick and hassle-free way to order food."

"I want my meal to be delivered promptly and accurately."

"I don't want to spend too much time figuring out the ordering process."

"I need a reliable app that I can trust for my food delivery needs."

Solution

Implementing a real-time map tracking feature that accurately shows customers the location of their food.

Featured a card that gives information about the assigned dispatch rider and an estimated time of delivery.

Solution

The toppings of the pizza was clearly outlined even without clicking into the card

With the new layout of pizza cards, customers would be able to see more items on the menu without having to scroll as much.

Solution

The menu page was transformed into a streamlined slider bar.

The value deals page was changed into an automated slider format.

Transformed the delivery or carry-out page into a toggleable button.

The single page containing options for delivery or carry-out, value deals, and the food menu:

Incorporating a search bar onto the home screen for improved user navigation and accessibility.

Issue:

“Delivery Tracker”

There is no information provided about the dispatch rider or the estimated time of delivery.

Absence of real-time map tracking which would allow customers to pinpoint the exact location of their food.

Issue:

“Menu Page”

Customers had to click into the card before they could see toppings of the pizza.

The layout of the pizza cards could not permit customers to see a wider range of pizzas available at a glance

Issue:

“Homepage”

A search bar was not present on the screens.

There was a dedicated page each for delivery or pickup options, value deals and the food menu which was time-consuming and challenging to navigate.

Thanks for scrolling

Agnes Dibang

Icons

Buttons

Add to cart

Customize & Add

Add to cart

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Old Design vs New Design

Before

After

Before

After

Problem Statements

Key pain points

Style Guide

Jubilant runs multiple consumer food brands across separate apps (Domino’s, Popeyes, Hong's Kitchen and Dunkin' Donuts ).


Users frequently order for family or friends and also switch between brands. However, addresses saved in one brand do not carry over to another, and there is no simple way to share an address quickly with someone else.


As a result, users must re-enter the same address details repeatedly, especially when trying a new brand app. This increases checkout time, creates avoidable address errors, and can lead to order drop-offs at a high-intent stage.

How we might help users reuse and share delivery addresses across Jubilant brand apps so ordering becomes

faster, more accurate, and more convenient,

especially during checkout?


Cross-brand friction: Users installing a new Jubilant app must manually add addresses again.


Ordering for others: Sharing an address over chat is manual and error-prone.


High-intent failure point: Address entry happens near checkout, so friction directly impacts conversion.


Trust and accuracy: Incorrect addresses can cause delivery delays, failed deliveries, and user frustration.

Checkout slows down at the address step

Address setup becomes repetitive

Addresses cannot be transferred across brands

Sharing addresses is manual and error-prone

Re-entry increases address mistakes

Classic Popeyes Signature Chicken

4 - Pieces

Edit

1

₹199

Big Game Big Savings Combo

1pc - Popeyes Signature Chicken

2pc - Classic Ranch Chicken Wings

8pc - Sweet Chilli Wings

2pc - Cajun Dip

1

₹1066

₹866

₹200 SAVE

Coke Zero

330 ml Can

1

₹70

Add more items

Add More Yum!

Cajun Fries Large

₹219

Add

Most Popular

Cajun Onion Rings

₹109

Add

Cajun Onion Rings

₹109

Add

Most Popular

Offers Zone

Save upto ₹200

12345678910

Yay! You unlocked this offer

Apply

Save upto ₹200

CASH200

Add items worth ₹67 more

to unlock exclusive offers

Add Item

View all offers

Thank your Rider & Chef!

From kitchen flames to door frames, they deserve a shoutout. 100% tip amount goes to them.

₹20

₹30

Most tipped

₹40

Other

Total Bill

₹1430

₹1185

₹245 SAVED!

Incl. taxes & charges

Pay 185

Delivery

in 39 mins

To Block B, Janakpuri

| 7, Narang Colony, Chander Nagar, Janakpuri, Delhi, 110058

Change

₹245 saved!

with combo & free delivery

Select an Address

Import saved addressed from Domino’s

Import

1.2 km

Home

453, House #7, Narang Colony, Chander Nagar, Janakpuri, Delhi, 110058

CLOSEST LOCATION

Deliver Here

3 km

Didi’s Home

H-1303, Microtek Greenburg, Sector 86, Gurugram, Haryana 122009

Deliver Here

28 km

Office

H-1303, Microtek Greenburg, Sector 86, Gurugram, Haryana 122009

Deliver Here

Add New Address

Developed a visually appealing and cohesive design language for the app. I made use of high quality images, clear typography, and intuitive icons to improve the overall user experience.

Visual Design

More screens..

Home screen Analysis

1

2


11

12

3

4

10

5

6

7

8

9

Animated search bar

Food item card

Home icon

Cart

User profile

Notifications

Floating nav bar

Add to cart button

Slider for generally often ordered items

Sliding menu panel

Automatic sliding value deals

Toggle button for either a “pickup” or “delivery”order

Aa

Typeface: Inter

Typography

Color pallet

Navigation bar

Search field

Aa

The color scheme remained the same in accordance with the company’s branding

Based on user research conducted, my final thoughts and key takeaways from this project are:

Here is the feedback from a user who took part in the surveys and user testing stage of this design process. This is what he has to say:

I just tried out the new Domino's app, and I must say, I'm impressed! The redesign is fantastic, and it's clear that they've put a lot of thought into improving the user experience. The new features have definitely made ordering pizza much more enjoyable and convenient.


First off, the interface is so intuitive and user-friendly. Navigating through the menu was a breeze. I loved the extensive menu variety, and with the improved order tracking, I could see exactly where my pizza was in real-time, from preparation to delivery. It's like they read my mind! I sure know that i would be so excited to wait for my delicious pizza to arrive.


Overall, I can confidently say that the new Domino's app has made my pizza ordering experience better than ever. With its user-friendly interface, improved order tracking and other cool features, I'll definitely use it for all my future pizza cravings. Well done!

Addressing technical issues, ensuring smooth app functionality and and maintaining high quality service are essential for building trust with your audience

The importance of prioritizing convenience and user experience in app design is crucial for attracting and retaining your audience

Conducting research on the app provided valuable insights into its features and user experience which helped to identify it’s strength and weaknesses, allowing for a better understanding of the market landscape

#FFFFFF

#333333

#EE11837

#0078AF

#006490

Inter

Regular

abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz

1234567890

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

Medium

SemiBold

Wireframes and Prototyping

I created wireframes and prototypes of the redesigned app, incorporating the suggested solutions. Also iterated and gathered feedback from users to refine the design.

Current app design

Suggested Solutions

To reduce address friction at checkout and make cross-brand ordering effortless, we introduced a unified address experience with the following solutions:

Import Saved Addresses

from Domino’s

Add an entry point inside My Addresses

and the Select an Address bottom sheet

so users can import their Domino’s saved addresses

without re-entering details.

This supports first-time users of a new Jubilant brand app and speeds up address setup at the highest-intent stage.

Import screen with

“Serviceable” vs “Non-serviceable”

Create a dedicated Import addresses from Domino’s screen

that clearly separates addresses into Serviceable (eligible to import and use immediately)

and Non-serviceable (shown for reference but not selectable). This prevents failed checkouts and makes it instantly clear

which addresses will work for the user’s current ordering context.

Allow users to select one or more addresses

and enable the CTA only when a valid selection is made.

The Import Addresses button stays disabled by default

to avoid accidental imports and guide the user

through a clean, predictable action.

Selection-based import with clear CTA

Trust-building states and confirmations

Build trust with complete system states:
Loading shimmer while fetching saved addresses,
Empty state when nothing is available to import,
And a success confirmation with the imported address highlighted (NEW tag) so the outcome is instantly visible.

User Feedback

Reflection

Persona Development

Agnes Dibang

“I love having pizza for dinner, but sometimes the app feels confusing, and it takes too long to place an order."

Age: 22

Occupation: Model

Hobbies: Dancing, Sleeping, Travelling

Favorite brands: Shein, Channel, Nike

Location: Lagos, Nigeria

Goals:

Conveniently order food for busy work nights

Track orders efficiently

Enjoy a satisfying and personalized pizza experience.

Challenges:

Limited time

Nerve racking when navigating the app

High expectations for service quality and speed.

Food or product...

Design Process

I conducted user research to understand pain points and gather feedback on the current app. This helped me to identify areas for improvement.

Research and Analysis

Target Audience

During this phase, I used Google forms when conducting these surveys for research. The data below shows information received from the survey:

Pizza lovers

Students

Families and groups

Busy professionls

Tech-savvy users

Empathy Map

Do

Feel

Annoyed when experiencing delays or mistakes with orders

Relieved when finding a reliable and user-friendly app

Satisfied when receiving prompt and accurate deliveries

Orders food frequently for convenience and time-saving

Looks for easy online ordering options

Expects prompt and reliable delivery service

Values efficient and hassle-free experiences

Says

Think

"I wish there was an app that makes ordering food easier."

"I love it when my food arrives on time without any issues."

"I prefer apps that have a user-friendly interface

"I appreciate it when the delivery person is polite and professional."

"I need a quick and hassle-free way to order food."

"I want my meal to be delivered promptly and accurately."

"I don't want to spend too much time figuring out the ordering process."

"I need a reliable app that I can trust for my food delivery needs."

Solution

Implementing a real-time map tracking feature that accurately shows customers the location of their food.

Featured a card that gives information about the assigned dispatch rider and an estimated time of delivery.

Solution

The toppings of the pizza was clearly outlined even without clicking into the card

With the new layout of pizza cards, customers would be able to see more items on the menu without having to scroll as much.

Solution

The menu page was transformed into a streamlined slider bar.

The value deals page was changed into an automated slider format.

Transformed the delivery or carry-out page into a toggleable button.

The single page containing options for delivery or carry-out, value deals, and the food menu:

Incorporating a search bar onto the home screen for improved user navigation and accessibility.

Issue:

“Delivery Tracker”

There is no information provided about the dispatch rider or the estimated time of delivery.

Absence of real-time map tracking which would allow customers to pinpoint the exact location of their food.

Issue:

“Menu Page”

Customers had to click into the card before they could see toppings of the pizza.

The layout of the pizza cards could not permit customers to see a wider range of pizzas available at a glance

Issue:

“Homepage”

A search bar was not present on the screens.

There was a dedicated page each for delivery or pickup options, value deals and the food menu which was time-consuming and challenging to navigate.

Thanks for scrolling

Agnes Dibang

Icons

Buttons

Add to cart

Customize & Add

Add to cart

Explore more

Old Design vs New Design

Before

After

Before

After

Problem Statements

Key pain points

Style Guide

Jubilant runs multiple consumer food brands across separate apps (Domino’s, Popeyes, Hong's Kitchen and Dunkin' Donuts ).


Users frequently order for family or friends and also switch between brands. However, addresses saved in one brand do not carry over to another, and there is no simple way to share an address quickly with someone else.


As a result, users must re-enter the same address details repeatedly, especially when trying a new brand app. This increases checkout time, creates avoidable address errors, and can lead to order drop-offs at a high-intent stage.

How we might help users reuse and share delivery addresses across Jubilant brand apps so ordering becomes

faster, more accurate, and more convenient,

especially during checkout?


Cross-brand friction: Users installing a new Jubilant app must manually add addresses again.


Ordering for others: Sharing an address over chat is manual and error-prone.


High-intent failure point: Address entry happens near checkout, so friction directly impacts conversion.


Trust and accuracy: Incorrect addresses can cause delivery delays, failed deliveries, and user frustration.

Checkout slows down at the address step

Address setup becomes repetitive

Addresses cannot be transferred across brands

Sharing addresses is manual and error-prone

Re-entry increases address mistakes

Classic Popeyes Signature Chicken

4 - Pieces

Edit

1

₹199

Big Game Big Savings Combo

1pc - Popeyes Signature Chicken

2pc - Classic Ranch Chicken Wings

8pc - Sweet Chilli Wings

2pc - Cajun Dip

1

₹1066

₹866

₹200 SAVE

Coke Zero

330 ml Can

1

₹70

Add more items

Add More Yum!

Cajun Fries Large

₹219

Add

Most Popular

Cajun Onion Rings

₹109

Add

Cajun Onion Rings

₹109

Add

Most Popular

Offers Zone

Save upto ₹200

12345678910

Yay! You unlocked this offer

Apply

Save upto ₹200

CASH200

Add items worth ₹67 more

to unlock exclusive offers

Add Item

View all offers

Thank your Rider & Chef!

From kitchen flames to door frames, they deserve a shoutout. 100% tip amount goes to them.

₹20

₹30

Most tipped

₹40

Other

Total Bill

₹1430

₹1185

₹245 SAVED!

Incl. taxes & charges

Pay 185

Delivery

in 39 mins

To Block B, Janakpuri

| 7, Narang Colony, Chander Nagar, Janakpuri, Delhi, 110058

Change

₹245 saved!

with combo & free delivery

Select an Address

Import saved addressed from Domino’s

Import

1.2 km

Home

453, House #7, Narang Colony, Chander Nagar, Janakpuri, Delhi, 110058

CLOSEST LOCATION

Deliver Here

3 km

Didi’s Home

H-1303, Microtek Greenburg, Sector 86, Gurugram, Haryana 122009

Deliver Here

28 km

Office

H-1303, Microtek Greenburg, Sector 86, Gurugram, Haryana 122009

Deliver Here

Add New Address

Developed a visually appealing and cohesive design language for the app. I made use of high quality images, clear typography, and intuitive icons to improve the overall user experience.

Visual Design

More screens..

Home screen Analysis

1

2


11

12

3

4

10

5

6

7

8

9

Animated search bar

Food item card

Home icon

Cart

User profile

Notifications

Floating nav bar

Add to cart button

Slider for generally often ordered items

Sliding menu panel

Automatic sliding value deals

Toggle button for either a “pickup” or “delivery”order

Aa

Typeface: Inter

Typography

Color pallet

Navigation bar

Search field

Aa

The color scheme remained the same in accordance with the company’s branding

Based on user research conducted, my final thoughts and key takeaways from this project are:

Here is the feedback from a user who took part in the surveys and user testing stage of this design process. This is what he has to say:

I just tried out the new Domino's app, and I must say, I'm impressed! The redesign is fantastic, and it's clear that they've put a lot of thought into improving the user experience. The new features have definitely made ordering pizza much more enjoyable and convenient.


First off, the interface is so intuitive and user-friendly. Navigating through the menu was a breeze. I loved the extensive menu variety, and with the improved order tracking, I could see exactly where my pizza was in real-time, from preparation to delivery. It's like they read my mind! I sure know that i would be so excited to wait for my delicious pizza to arrive.


Overall, I can confidently say that the new Domino's app has made my pizza ordering experience better than ever. With its user-friendly interface, improved order tracking and other cool features, I'll definitely use it for all my future pizza cravings. Well done!

Addressing technical issues, ensuring smooth app functionality and and maintaining high quality service are essential for building trust with your audience

The importance of prioritizing convenience and user experience in app design is crucial for attracting and retaining your audience

Conducting research on the app provided valuable insights into its features and user experience which helped to identify it’s strength and weaknesses, allowing for a better understanding of the market landscape

#FFFFFF

#333333

#EE11837

#0078AF

#006490

Inter

Regular

abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz

1234567890

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

Medium

SemiBold

Wireframes and Prototyping

I created wireframes and prototypes of the redesigned app, incorporating the suggested solutions. Also iterated and gathered feedback from users to refine the design.

Current app design

Suggested Solutions

To reduce address friction at checkout and make cross-brand ordering effortless, we introduced a unified address experience with the following solutions:

Import Saved Addresses

from Domino’s

Add an entry point inside My Addresses

and the Select an Address bottom sheet

so users can import their Domino’s saved addresses

without re-entering details.

This supports first-time users of a new Jubilant brand app and speeds up address setup at the highest-intent stage.

Import screen with

“Serviceable” vs “Non-serviceable”

Create a dedicated Import addresses from Domino’s screen

that clearly separates addresses into Serviceable (eligible to import and use immediately)

and Non-serviceable (shown for reference but not selectable). This prevents failed checkouts and makes it instantly clear

which addresses will work for the user’s current ordering context.

Allow users to select one or more addresses

and enable the CTA only when a valid selection is made.

The Import Addresses button stays disabled by default

to avoid accidental imports and guide the user

through a clean, predictable action.

Selection-based import with clear CTA

Trust-building states and confirmations

Build trust with complete system states:
Loading shimmer while fetching saved addresses,
Empty state when nothing is available to import,
And a success confirmation with the imported address highlighted (NEW tag) so the outcome is instantly visible.

User Feedback

Reflection

Persona Development

Agnes Dibang

“I love having pizza for dinner, but sometimes the app feels confusing, and it takes too long to place an order."

Age: 22

Occupation: Model

Hobbies: Dancing, Sleeping, Travelling

Favorite brands: Shein, Channel, Nike

Location: Lagos, Nigeria

Goals:

Conveniently order food for busy work nights

Track orders efficiently

Enjoy a satisfying and personalized pizza experience.

Challenges:

Limited time

Nerve racking when navigating the app

High expectations for service quality and speed.

Food or product...

Design Process

I conducted user research to understand pain points and gather feedback on the current app. This helped me to identify areas for improvement.

Research and Analysis

Target Audience

During this phase, I used Google forms when conducting these surveys for research. The data below shows information received from the survey:

Pizza lovers

Students

Families and groups

Busy professionls

Tech-savvy users

Empathy Map

Do

Feel

Annoyed when experiencing delays or mistakes with orders

Relieved when finding a reliable and user-friendly app

Satisfied when receiving prompt and accurate deliveries

Orders food frequently for convenience and time-saving

Looks for easy online ordering options

Expects prompt and reliable delivery service

Values efficient and hassle-free experiences

Says

Think

"I wish there was an app that makes ordering food easier."

"I love it when my food arrives on time without any issues."

"I prefer apps that have a user-friendly interface

"I appreciate it when the delivery person is polite and professional."

"I need a quick and hassle-free way to order food."

"I want my meal to be delivered promptly and accurately."

"I don't want to spend too much time figuring out the ordering process."

"I need a reliable app that I can trust for my food delivery needs."

Solution

Implementing a real-time map tracking feature that accurately shows customers the location of their food.

Featured a card that gives information about the assigned dispatch rider and an estimated time of delivery.

Solution

The toppings of the pizza was clearly outlined even without clicking into the card

With the new layout of pizza cards, customers would be able to see more items on the menu without having to scroll as much.

Solution

The menu page was transformed into a streamlined slider bar.

The value deals page was changed into an automated slider format.

Transformed the delivery or carry-out page into a toggleable button.

The single page containing options for delivery or carry-out, value deals, and the food menu:

Incorporating a search bar onto the home screen for improved user navigation and accessibility.

Issue:

“Delivery Tracker”

There is no information provided about the dispatch rider or the estimated time of delivery.

Absence of real-time map tracking which would allow customers to pinpoint the exact location of their food.

Issue:

“Menu Page”

Customers had to click into the card before they could see toppings of the pizza.

The layout of the pizza cards could not permit customers to see a wider range of pizzas available at a glance

Issue:

“Homepage”

A search bar was not present on the screens.

There was a dedicated page each for delivery or pickup options, value deals and the food menu which was time-consuming and challenging to navigate.

Thanks for scrolling

Agnes Dibang