West Phillie Produce E-Commerce Site Design Concept

West Phillie Produce

In the world of COVID, grocery delivery services are more in demand than ever. This field is led by larger businesses such as Whole Foods, Walmart and Instacart. West Phillie Produce, in an attempt to break into the world of e-Commerce grocery shopping, needed to design an online shop to start reaching more people. This project was developed to solve this problem while maintaining strong focus on the community West Phillie Produce has been reaching out to and helping. This solution is aimed towards those who are looking for good deals and prices for groceries whether in the community or elsewhere.

My Role
This was a solo project where I was responsible for designing the interface and putting it through usability tests to assess its efficacy

Tools

  • Maze.co

  • Figma

  • Google Suite

Hypothesis

Users need a means of ordering affordable groceries for pickup or delivery online through an e-commerce site that is transparent about prices and availability because they find it hard to find the time to go to the grocery store and look through the aisles trying to find what they need at the best price they can find

Product Goals

  • Use proto persona provided to design an interface

  • Create a familiar interface where new users will feel comfortable without getting lost

 
 

Design

With the provided data on users and their pain points, I set out to design a simple interface without any distractions or unnecessary features.

Key Features

  • Discounts and sales outlined directly on the home page

  • Easy-to-navigate interface and menu

  • Simple, modern design and typography

  • Emphasis on the aspect of community

Home Page

 
 
 
Fruits Products Page

Fruits Products Page

The Solution

I conducted a total of 3 usability tests to understand how new users interact with the interface and iterated on the design using that data.

Key Insights

  • Confirmation of items being added to the cart was vague and none of the users knew when they had added the items.

  • Checkout page didn’t make the users feel their information was secure.

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