🚀 Revisited an old idea and brought it to life with Google Stitch.

A while ago, I worked on a concept called 'EatSmart,' a smart refrigerator experience designed to help households reduce food waste through inventory awareness, freshness tracking, shopping assistance, and sustainability insights.

The project never progressed beyond low-fidelity wireframes.

For the Google Stitch Challenge, I decided to revisit it and see how quickly I could transform those wireframes into a polished MVP.

My workflow:

🧊 Imported the original .fig wireframes into Stitch

🎨 Generated an initial design system and visual direction

✨ Used in-place edits to refine screens and flows

🔄 Explored multiple dashboard and splash screen variations

🎬 Experimented with animated variations and ambient motion

🔗 Generated an interactive prototype in a single click

♿ Ran accessibility audits to identify improvements

📱 Explored alternate device adaptations

What impressed me most wasn't just the screen generation.

It was how quickly I could move from an abandoned concept to a complete product vision, complete with a design system, prototype, branding assets, and supporting materials.

Instead of spending most of my time rebuilding screens, I spent my time evaluating ideas, refining experiences, and making product decisions.

EatSmart started as a collection of old wireframes and evolved into a much more complete product experience.

Prototype Link:

https://stitch.withgoogle.com/preview/4918386598560619188?node-id=382d3ade6f3f48c6a8bd960c8d1b6ca7 Prototype walkthrough: https://www.loom.com/share/0270b767bfba49aa9a666d293297aa52 Process walkthrough: