Grabber Eat is a third-party platform that helps couriers automatically grab high-demand delivery shifts on apps like JustEat and SkipTheDishes. While the product was functional, the UI lacked clarity, hierarchy, and modern visual appeal. I was tasked with redesigning the web app interface and marketing landing page to improve usability and make the brand feel more trustworthy and professional.

Outdated and cluttered interface that made navigation difficult

Poor visual feedback for actions like shift status or system activity

Unclear CTAs and messaging on the landing page

Weak visual identity that didn’t build trust or look credible

Simplify the UI for fast, frictionless navigation

Use clear visual cues for active shifts, preferences, and status

Improve responsiveness for better mobile/tablet use

Make the landing page more informative, appealing, and conversion-focused

Build a visual identity that feels smart, bold, and reliable

Audited the current UI and documented UX/UI gaps

Reworked layout hierarchy and spacing to reduce cognitive load

Designed new components and visual states (e.g., shift status, toggles, account alerts)

Used a bold yet professional color system to reflect trust and energy

Rewrote and structured key landing page sections:

Created a mobile-friendly layout system for both platforms

Delivered clean design files and component-ready assets for development

Interface is now cleaner, easier to navigate, and visually informative

Landing page tells a stronger, clearer product story

Improved design builds more trust, which is critical for a tool in the grey zone of automation

Stakeholders now have a UI system they can build on as the platform grows

Grabber Eat’s redesign was a visual upgrade with functional value. It proved how thoughtful interface design can help legitimize a niche product, guide users with clarity, and encourage trust.

This redesign brought a bold, functional, and trustworthy look to Grabber Eat — making shift-grabbing feel less like a hack and more like a smart assistant for couriers.