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stuff my pockets

A mobile app for an upscale food truck serving one of a kind Jamaican infused food items. 

The goal

Stuff My Pockets is designed to not only present an upscale take on a staple caribbean street food, but we also want to offer solutions that can optimize order time for those on tight schedules. 

The PROBLEM

Many food trucks offer mostly the same things, further, many do not have multiple ways in which to order ahead or online. Customers often have to wait on lines in order to served.

TARGET AUDIENCE

Ages 18+

MY ROLE

Lead UX designer & Project Manager

KEY CHALLENGES

ACCESSIBILITY

 

Food truck apps are not equipped with any assistive technologies

TIME

 

Working adults have little time to spend during their lunch hour

ORDER OPTIONS

 

Not just in terms of menu items, but in ways people can order (pickup/delivery).

RESEARCH SUMMARY

I conducted a competitive audit in order to get a better idea of how to make our product stand out in the marketplace. I conducted interviews and created empathy maps in order to identify user needs. Our research centered around working age professionals in that area. 

 

Our initial assumptions regarding the need for delivery options were confirmed in the response. There was also an appreciation for variety in the way they went about ordering. 

design concepts

WIREFRAMES

USER TESTING RESULTS

A usability study was conducted with a control group of people using the "Patty Patty" lo-fi prototype. Testing was in person and performed by myself. Coming out of the study I was able to glean a few insights regarding the app. 

01 customers want tracking options

- 60% of participants wish there were a way to track orders.

- The same issue came up for those who want delivery or pick up

   options. 

02 customers want a clearer cta

- 20% of participants wished there were a clearer menu CTA. 

- In cases where it was not expressly stated, there was still hesitation

  on navigating to the menu section. 

03 customers want a "pay with cash" option

- 20% of participants wanted a way to pay with cash. 

- This was something that was only an issue for those picking up their order. 

- Could present operations issues if the customer places a pickup

   order and does not come to pick it up. 

HI-FI PROTOYPE

Taking the insights received from the prototype, we were able to create s 2nd round of more refined mockups, detailing to the user what the experience would be for those ordering  using the app. 

P1 REVISIONS

01 tracking options

We created additional screens to give the consumer more information post purchase.

02 clearer MENU cta

For clarity, we have provided a dedicated menu button for consumers. 

POTENTIAL RECOMMENDATIONS

01

Another round of studies to see if the changes are suitable for the audience.

02

Additional usability studies with emphasis on accessibility functionality.

CONCLUSION

impact

This app really takes the capability of what this idea can be and conceptualizes it in a way that is simple and  makes for  an  effective tool towards ultimately netting a food truck company more revenue over time. 

what i learned

Sometimes it’s the simple implementations on  an operational level that can really give you the edge over competition in an industry that many would think is controlled strictly by size or taste. 

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