WRAPACKAGE

Design Process

Client Analysis - User & Competitor Research - Define Problem & Propose Solution - User Persona & User Scenario - Sitemap - Wireframe - User Testing - Moodboard - Style Guide - Interface Design

1. Client Analysis

To get clear sense of what I am designing,

I started with client analysis. I interviewed client, regarding the restaurant and food, such as their goal for making an app, target audience, detail information about the food, and many others.

Food & drink

Custom food wraps

Wrap - tortilla, naan, pita, rice paper, nori
Base - rice, salad, noodle
Protein - beef, pork, chicken, shrimp, tuna, salmon, tofu, spam
Topping - onion, green onion, bean, peanut, avocado, carrot, lettuce, corn, garlic
Sauce - salsa, hummus, curry, ponzu, mayo, Red Chili Paste
Soup (Extra) - miso, wonton, soft tofu

Delivery Radius

Downtown San Jose

Main target audience

Deliver lunch and dinner for college students/staffs and company employees in the area.

Elevator pitch

Wrapackage wraps your appetite and delivers to you as a package.

Goals

Sell food using app
Provide a system for order customization
Let users’ to find their needs quickly
Let users’ know what the restaurant offer
Gain more costumers

2. User & Competitor Research

To learn user’s thought process, behavior, also do’s and don’ts,

I interviewed SJSU students, who are WRAPACKAGE’s target audience, about their experiences using other food customization apps. Also, I studied existing food ordering apps on the market, to learn from their successes and avoid their mistakes.

Key Result

The inconvenience of using existing apps

Customization sounds nice, but sometimes I get lost. I do not know which combination makes good food.
No reviews for the food.
Some apps do not let me know if their delivery ranges cover my address or not, until the end of the order.

3. Define Problem & Propose Solution

Problem Statement

When I try to order customization food from an unfamiliar restaurant, I get lost, because I do not know which combination makes good food. So I either open Yelp to read reviews and get tips, or just order from familiar restaurants.

Solution Statement

WRAPACKAGE mobile app guides users, customizing food without getting lost by providing recommended combinations according to users’ selections of ingredients.

4-1. User Persona

To walk in user’s shoes,

I made a user persona, based on WRAPACKAGE’s target audience.

4-2. User Scenario

Trigger

Tim opens Instagram and sees a photo of WRAPACKAGE food, that his friend posted about an hour ago. The photo has picked up Tim’s appetite.

Action

Tim opens Doordash and searches WRAPACKAGE.

Frustration

As Tim tries to order food, he finds out that WRAPACKAGE’s food is 100% customizable, but he gets very indecisive when he orders food. Also, it is his first time trying WRAPACKAGE. He does not know what to choose for his ingredients.
While Tim is struggling to choose ingredients, his sister sees him and tells him to use WRAPACKAGE mobile app, instead of Doordash.

Solution

Tim installs WRAPACKAGE mobile app, and tries to order. As he clicks ingredients, WRAPACKAGE mobile app recommends other ingredients that harmonize well with chosen ingredients. Tim follows recommendations and complete the order without hesitation.

Reward

New users need help unless they know their adamant appetite. By using WRAPACKAGE mobile app, new users or existing users who want to try unusual combinations, are guided in the order process, so they do not have to worry about making bad combinations. Users will always be satisfied for the food they order.

5. Sitemap

To establish a pathway of the app,

I arranged a sitemap, organizing functions, and its flow.

6. Wireframe

To visualize the sitemap,

I constructed wireframe, placing texts, buttons, image boxes, and other elements on the screen-ratio artboard. In this process, I could get a better sense of how each screen would look, and be able to use wireframe for user testing.

7. User Testing

To get feedback for the wireframe,

I conducted user testing with SJSU students who I interviewed for user research, and also the client. I let them explore the wireframe, answered their questions, and asked them questions about the usability of it.

8. Moodboard

To get inspired,

I created moodboard, so I could decide a look and feel for the app.

9. Interface Design

To infuse life to the app,

I designed interface, on the basis of my moodboard and style guide.

Home Screen

Order Process

Placing Order

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