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Project Overview

For this project, I designed a mobile website for Jerry’s Restaurant - a family-owned spot known for modern American cuisine with a healthy twist. The goal was to create an intuitive and visually inviting experience that reflects the restaurant’s warm, fresh, and community-focused brand. With a diverse user base in mind, I prioritized accessibility, clean navigation, and highly readable content. Simple graphics and a mobile-first layout ensure users can quickly browse the menu, find key info, or place an order with ease.

Timeline
  • 3 Weeks

Role
  • UX/UI Researcher

  • UX/UI Designer

  • Graphic Designer

Tools
  • Figma

  • Google Suite

  • Photoshop

Timeline
  • 3 Weeks

Role
  • UX/UI Researcher

  • UX/UI Designer

  • Graphic Designer

Tools
  • Figma

  • Google Suite

  • Photoshop

Timeline

  • UX/UI Designer

  • UX/UI Researcher

  • Graphic Designer

Role

  • Figma

  • Google Suite

  • Photoshop

Tools

  • 3 weeks

My Design Process
My Design Process

My Design Process

01. Discover

The primary goal of the Discovery phase was to gather and organize data to gain a clear understanding of the users - their behaviors, goals, needs, and pain points.


To collect this information, I conducted 10 interviews. Interview questions were intentionally open-ended, encouraging participants to speak freely and in detail without leading their responses.


Once the data was collected, I moved on to synthesizing the findings using three key methods:

  • Affinity Mapping to identify themes and patterns in user feedback

  • User Personas to represent core user types and their motivations

  • SWOT (Competitive) Analysis to evaluate competitor offerings and uncover opportunities


These tools helped me form a holistic picture of user needs and the product landscape.

Interview Questions

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Affinity Map

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User Persona 1

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User Persona 2

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SWOT Analysis

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02. Define

In the Define phase, I distilled the research into a clear and actionable Problem Statement. This step ensured I stayed aligned with real user needs and provided a solid foundation for the design work ahead. By identifying the core challenge to solve, I was able to move into the design phase with clear direction and purpose.

Problem Statement:
"Currently there is no mobile website for Jerry's Restaurant, leading to customer frustration and lost business opportunities"
03. Design + Test

During this combined phase, I translated insights into tangible solutions. I designed and tested wireframes at varying levels of fidelity, built a brand guide, and created interactive prototypes for mobile platforms.


To streamline the early design phase, I combined the Low-Fidelity and Mid-Fidelity wireframing stages into a single, focused iteration process. This approach allowed me to quickly explore layout concepts and content structure while simultaneously beginning to refine interaction patterns and hierarchy. By blending these stages, I was able to move efficiently from ideation to functional design, ensuring that structural decisions—such as button placement, image sizing, and text positioning—were grounded in usability without getting bogged down in visual styling too early.

To ensure consistency across all touchpoints, I created a Brand Guide that defined the project’s core identity. This included:

  • Color palette

  • Typography system

  • Logo design


The guide helped maintain alignment across all design elements and streamlined collaboration throughout the project.


Using this foundation, I then built High-Fidelity Wireframes and interactive Prototypes, bringing the design to life. Afterward, I conducted usability tests with users, gathered feedback, and iteratively refined the design to ensure it met user needs and expectations.

Mid- Fi Wireframes
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High- Fi Wireframes
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Brand Guide
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