ZeroWaste is a mobile app designed to help users reduce food waste by turning ingredients nearing their expiration date into tasty recipes. Using AI-powered suggestions, the app provides creative ways to make the most of what’s in the fridge, promoting sustainability and making meal planning easier and more efficient.

ZeroWaste helps users make the most of the ingredients they already have by generating recipes based on a list of available items. Users can input the contents of their fridge or pantry, and the app’s AI-powered engine suggests creative and delicious meal ideas. By turning ingredients nearing expiration into tasty dishes, the app encourages sustainability and reduces food waste. I worked on this project as a UX/UI designer, contributing to key stages of the design process. My role included conducting user interviews, creating wireframes, developing prototypes, performing usability testing, and designing for accessibility and responsiveness. In this case study, I will focus on the key stages of my work, highlighting the decisions and insights that shaped the final design.

You can find more details about the project, including the design process, in my portfolio.