I was working in a startup. We were building an MVP app to attract investors and get the business off the ground. The founders' business idea was the following: to deliver coffee and snacks in a short period of time. They didn't want to open physical coffee shops where people could come in and sit down and have a coffee. They were going to build small stalls near offices in Moscow and St Petersburg and other cities in Russia, within a 10-minute walk.

Market & Competitor Analysis – Study of existing coffee ordering apps.

User Research & Personas – Identifying target users and their needs.

Pain Points & Opportunities – Defining key user challenges and design solutions.

Wireframes (Low & High-Fidelity) – Structuring app screens for intuitive navigation.

User Flow Diagrams – Mapping out ordering and checkout processes.

Information Architecture – Organizing categories, menus, and interactions.

Moodboard & Style Guide – Establishing color palette, typography, and branding.

UI Kit & Design System – Defining reusable UI components for consistency.

Final High-Fidelity UI Mockups – Polished, visually engaging screens.

Interactive Prototypes – Clickable experience to test user interactions.

Microinteractions & Animations – Smooth UI animations for a dynamic feel.

Custom Icons & Illustrations – Unique visual elements to enhance branding.

Responsive Design Adaptations – Ensuring usability across different screen sizes.

Developer Handoff – Organized files and assets in Figma/Zeplin for seamless implementation.