Gintaa — Group Ordering Concept, Not Commissioned

Gintaa — group ordering concept, not commissioned

Ordering for a group leaves one person collecting choices, editing items and chasing replies. I explored a shared order that lets each person choose their own food. This is an independent concept, not work commissioned, reviewed or released by Gintaa.

My role Product design, public-source review, user flows, interaction design, UI and a concept prototype. I reviewed public ordering screens; I did not have access to the signed-in cart or checkout, and I did not interview users.

The design The host chooses a restaurant, starts a group and shares a link or QR code. Participants use the familiar menu flow and edit only their own items. The shared cart groups food by person, keeping customisations and subtotals with their owner.

Each participant taps “I’m done”. The host sees who is ready, closes ordering and pays through the existing checkout. One restaurant and one payer keep the scope small; split payments, voting and chat are outside the concept.

Where it stands Designed and prototyped, not built or shipped by Gintaa. No interviews, usability testing or measured results. Names, orders and prices in the concept screens are illustrative. The next step would test both host and participant flows, particularly joining and marking an order ready.