FoodieHub is a food discovery and ordering platform designed to connect users with local restaurants and cuisines. This project was a full UX/UI case study taken from research through high-fidelity prototypes and into frontend development.
The Challenge
Food delivery apps are crowded, but most prioritize speed over discovery. Users who want to explore new cuisines, read about dishes, or find hidden local gems are underserved by the major platforms. FoodieHub was designed to put food discovery first.
Design Process
User Research & Personas
Conducted user interviews and competitive analysis to identify pain points in existing food ordering experiences. Built personas representing different user types: the adventurous eater, the convenience-first orderer, and the health-conscious browser.
Information Architecture & Wireframes
Mapped out user flows for discovery, ordering, and restaurant browsing. Created low-fidelity wireframes to validate navigation patterns and content hierarchy before moving to visual design.
High-Fidelity Prototypes
Designed pixel-perfect screens in Figma covering the full user journey: onboarding, home feed, restaurant profiles, menu browsing, cart, checkout, and order tracking. Every screen was built with a warm, appetizing color palette and clear typography.
Interactive Prototype
Built a clickable Figma prototype for stakeholder review and usability testing, allowing real user feedback before any code was written.
Development
Translated the Figma designs into a responsive React frontend with component-based architecture, ensuring design fidelity across breakpoints.
Tech Stack
Design: Figma, Adobe Photoshop
Frontend: React
Prototype: Interactive Figma prototype
FoodieHub Design
FoodieHub Screens
FoodieHub Full Flow
FoodieHub Components
FoodieHub Interactions
FoodieHub Details
FoodieHub Checkout
FoodieHub Dashboard
Like this project
Posted Jun 11, 2024
End-to-end UX/UI case study for FoodieHub, a food discovery and ordering app. Research, wireframes, high-fidelity prototypes, and frontend development in React.