For Day 8 of my 30-day design challenge, I designed a concept for Lemonade, a responsive website where users can order healthy fruit drinks, customize their blends, and embrace a healthier lifestyle.

I tackled a responsive website concept aimed at refining my UX/UI problem-solving skills. My goal was to go beyond surface-level visuals by creating a design system that is clean, scalable, and user-centered, I wnated to build an experience that feels fresh, vibrant, and user-friendly

This challenge pushed me to balance visual aesthetics, usability, and interactive design. While the primary focus was on UI/UX, I also layered in smooth prototyping with Figma-Make to bring the experience to life.

My Role: UX/UI Designer Tools Used: Figma, Figma Make (prototyping), unsplash, pinterest

Lack of clarity in online food/drink sites: Many platforms overwhelm users with too many choices without guiding them through customization.

Customization gap: Users want to tailor drinks to their preferences (e.g., sugar level, fruit mix) but often encounter clunky forms or non-intuitive flows.

Health-conscious users: Customers seeking wellness options need a brand that feels fresh, trustworthy, and lifestyle-focused, not just transactional.

Mobile experience: Ordering healthy drinks on the go is common, but many sites fail to deliver a smooth mobile flow.

Identified key pain points from similar eCommerce and food delivery platforms.

Defined target users: young professionals, health-conscious students, and busy individuals who value convenience.

Homepage: Fresh, inviting hero section with “BUY NOW” CTA.

Customization Flow: Interactive builder for choosing fruits, sweeteners, and add-ons.

Menu Page: Clean product grid with hover animations and quick add-to-cart.

Responsive Design: Every section built with Auto Layout, adapting seamlessly to desktop, tablet, and mobile.