Bocadi is a concept project done as part of the Google UX Design Certificate.
A movie theater experiences long lines at its sandwich shop during peak hours, frustrating its customers and creating a bad experience.
Design a remote sandwich ordering app that makes ordering easy and efficient, improving customer experience and improving workflow.
Foundational research was done to understand the challenges people are facing when ordering food at a restaurant or the movie theater and their shopping habits. Once the end-user's needs have been defined the next step was to align them with the business objectives.
This has been done through interviews, with the objective of identifying the pain points.
A representative sample of regular and occasional moviegoers, different ages and backgrounds was used.
Long lines are forming at peak hours and on premiere days, causing customers to miss part of the movie or stop purchasing altogether. The app should focus on reducing wait time by improving process flow.
Customers expect a tailored experience. The app should provide a personalized experience to each customer through messaging, offers, recommendations and other features.
Below par customer service leaves a negative impression on customers. The app should help both the customer and the service with improved workflow and communication.
Unavailable vegan and gluten-free options leave some customers unable to order. The design needs to feature clear vegan and gluten-free options and a way for people to visualize the ingredients.
Two personas were created in order to have a better representation of the end-users.
A journey map was developed to identify potential opportunities.
A potential main user flow was created to establish the core pages.
A sitemap was defined to have a visual representation of the organization of the content.
Initial wireframes were created on paper and then digitalized on Figma.
Bocadi is a food ordering app, designed to reduce queues and improve customer experience.