Design Brief

De Hallen is a food hall where food stalls from all over the world can be found. People who come here are here for the cosiness, the nice atmosphere and decoration and the large selection of tasty snacks that can be shared. This is where De Hallen distinguishes itself from other restaurants or food halls. People who visit this place as a group can each get something to eat from a different stall, and thus share a very eclectic selection. The current website only shows the range of which stalls can be found and some practical information about opening hours. On the new website and app, we want to create a reservation system where people can order the food, reserve a table, pay and receive a message when their food can be picked up.

This Case Study was an assignment during the UX Design course I attended at the Competence Factory. I practised writing a design brief, making a target group analysis, persona and customer journey. For the full UX Strategy document, see the link below.

User Persona

Design Brief

To gain practical experience, I finished a UX/UI Design course on Figma software. Here, I’ve made a lo-fi wireframe of an eCommerce purchase Task Flow and a hi-fi prototype. In the prototypes, the buttons are interactive.

Style Guide & Component sets

What I learned

• Working with Figma
• Making a style guide
• Lo-Fi wireframing
• Hi-Fi prototyping
• Working with components
• Animations and micro-interactions

Design Brief

Rosie is a home-visit doctor, who needs to update the hospital’s system with her whereabouts via text message. Rosie uses a custom device that appears to be a mobile phone but is tailored for use by doctors. To update her location, she sends a short SMS-like text with the words “next patient” to a certain number.