Findings after user tests with digital prototype:
1. Users were confused about the search icon on the navigation bar because of the quantity of contents are not enough to search. It can give users a bad experience if they cannot find result they expected.
2. Users were curious how they can order multiple dishes at the same time. There was no cart function.
3. Users preferred choosing date and time for order separately to selecting a button including both of them.
Changes / Iterations:
1. Removed search icon on the navigation bar and replace it with a cart icon to allow users to order multiple dishes.
This is because, considering time and capacity limits, sorts of dishes that one granny chef can cook per day will be around three to four at max.
Therefore, people still can access all foods on the main page.
2. Reformed the order option which users get when they tap the add to cart button on the detail page.
Users will select available date first and then select time afterwards.
Of course they can edit them on the cart page.
3. Added a popup page that asks users to allow their current location being tracked -> Based on user’s current location, the list of foods is filtered.
Feedback from last week’s critique
1. In UX wise, it looks appropriate to put the sign up page in the back and focus on enticing users first by showing them the contents first.
Considering user engagement, it would be better to show few menus on top and enable the rest of contents and ask users to sign up if they want to browse more
2. Managing hierarchy between ‘Granny chef’s profile’ and ‘Food detail pages’ looks a bit complicated.
3. If the main color including icons and fonts alters according to a food’s color, it can ruin the consistency.
Marvel Prototype Link: https://marvelapp.com/2caccjg/screen/25722004