Portfolio

Overview

Specta Cafe is a new business that was recently opened in Belitung, Indonesia. At the moment they only serve on-site orders.

Objective

How might we improve customers’ experience and the business by allowing the owner to inform the presence and any update related to her business. While at the same time, allowing customers to estimate the budget to visit this cafe and if the menu suit their preferences.

My role

UI/UX Designer

Platform

Figma

Duration

May 2023 – Aug 2023

Target customers

Junior high school teenagers to middle-aged people.

Research method

I conducted interviews to obtain richer data. The interviewees can share their thoughts and experiences which will help me to understand their perspectives.

I interviewed 7 people to gain their insights to enhance customers’ experience.

I also interviewed the owner to have a better comprehension on the cafe and if she has previous experiences that can be applied to this project.

Paint points

The most common pain points outlined by the interviewees:

Solutions

i. Adding more graphics to improve the website.

ii. Showing the most updated menus including the ingredients on the website.

iii. Displaying the price of each menu on the website.

The user flows of Specta Cafe

Prototype

I first designed a low-fidelity (lo-fi) prototype on both mobile and desktop version, so I can have a better idea on how to design the structure and flow of the website.

Lo fi prototype

Hi fi prototype

Final design

Iterations:

The format of the menu – I stick to text because the owner was not able to send the images of all menus.

“You cannot take the pictures from external sources, because even though the menu is the same (e.g. egg and bacon sandwich) the ingredients might be different.” – One of my UX mentors.

The language – I translated the content to Indonesian language because I and the owner expect that the majority of the customers are Indonesians. The local people may not understand if I keep it in English.
Alphabetical sorting – I rearranged the menus in each section based on their alphabets.