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Can a UI make you eat healthier? I’d like to think so.
Sharing my latest project, Meal Mate. This UI/UX exploration was all about balancing high-density data (macros, calories, schedules) with a soft, approachable aesthetic.
Everything from the typography to the grid system was designed to make the user journey as smooth as possible.
Check out the full breakdown on my profile!
Tags: #ShareYourWork #DesignCommunity #UI #MealMate #UXCaseStudy
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