2020
Rebar.
A leading chain, in the field of wellness, that offers fruit-based drinks, yogurt, and raw natural materials.
User flows /Research /Wireframes/ Use cases, flow, architecture digrams/Fraturs prioritization/UI Concepts/UI design/Design system
Overview
My team and I re-designed Rebar’s products - an ordering system and application (web, Self-order stand, tablet and mobile). I handled the end-to-end design of products, conducting research, UX process and UI design. I worked closely with the client, the developers, the product manager and QA.
Company - Zigit
Client - Rebar
User Research
Most of the users order their drinks on their way, while shopping, after training, during a family meeting or with friends.
42.8%
Order the same drink
27.3%
Like to diversify between different products
55.7%
Want the ordering process to be flexible and easy to edit product’s ingredients
Self-order stand
Ordering system (22’ and 32’), useful when there is a line of people, if users prefer to order privately or to sign in to their account to see last orders, or use gifts and “goodies”.
Design
Mobile App
If users order one of their last orders and pay with a saved payment method, the ordering process will take only up to 10 seconds.
Get recommendations before your first order, according to the preferences that you chose during the onboarding. See your last orders, goodies and gifts.
Search for products according to your favorite ingredients and flavors such as banana, sweet or sour.
Find the nearest open store, next to your area.
They are part of almost every flow: onboarding, product customization, favorites & personal preferences, choosing the time for preparing the order, payment and searching for products. Last orders and gifts are presented on the home page.
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