“HUNGRIEZ” is a website designed for finding and viewing cooking tutorials. Users of all age groups can benefit from the website. This website aims to help the user in cooking their favorite delicacy through tutorials.
Problem Statement
Most Online cooking tutorial websites are cluttered and make it difficult for users with a lot of inefficient options, confusing for users to reach their destination on the website.
Goal
Design a website “HUNGRIEZ”, that is user friendly, by providing simple easy navigation and search with efficient results for their search.
My Role
UX designer designing “Hungriez” from inception to delivery.
Responsibilities
Conducting interviews, paper and digital wireframing, low and high-fidelity prototyping, conducting usability studies, accounting for accessibility, iterating on designs, and responsive design.
User Research - Summary
I conducted Interviews and created persona, user stories, empathy map, user journey map to understand the users I am designing for and their needs. Three primary user groups were identified, working professional , individual who wanted to try different new recipes and students who have midnight craving and were looking to cook something quickly.
User Research - Pain Points
Low Fidelity Prototype
I connected all the screens involved in the user flow, from searching for a recipe to finding a desired one based on ratings as well as completing the user flow with the option of saving the recipe for later view.
I got feedback and implemented it accordingly. Feedback included users needed clean and clear search results with some rating features and total views to make a decision.
View the Hungriez Low-fidelity prototype.
Usability Study
I conducted one round of usability studies, In which the findings were as follows
Search Result
At the homepage user needed a way to quickly search their desired recipe
Some Ratings for Videos
In search result user wanted to check for the best suited tutorial for them without opening every video.
Bookmark Button
Users wanted to save/bookmark videos for future use.
