Wednesday, August 1, 2018

Yosakura Native App UX/UI Design. Prototype

The iterative design process for a native app IOS/Android mobile devices. Food Delivery App



Yosakura is a little different than the other food delivery services. It is a delivery service that will pick up just about anything from just about anywhere and deliver it to your doorstep. The Yosakura app is available for both iOS and Android. You simply enter your location and Yosakura will show you all of the restaurants in your area. You can search by appetizers, soups, shrimp, fish or by your favorite menu saved, making it easy to find your next meal. You can also save delivery locations, to speed up the process.

Iterative desigh_High fidelity design
Try this Prototype here


Credits:
Media: Mobile
Market: United States of America
Released: July 2018
Download: IOS/Android
Software: Adobe XD
Interaction Design, Information Architecture, and Visual Design by Mark Zuniga



Creating paper prototypes is a simple process, and focus on understanding high-level attributes of the design, like layouts, light interactions, and flows.
Information architecture centers around the organization of information, both parts that a user sees on the screen and elements that are organized behind the scenes. 
Next, we have a visual design, which focuses on the creation of polished, attractive designs through the use of color, imagery, space, and typography in whatever way will be most appreciated by product users. 


Information Architecture
Low fidelity designs: Sitemap







Iterative design process

The first rule is the design council's double diamond. The double diamond focuses on key stages of the design process:
Discover, define, develop, and deliver.

The second rule is IDEO.org's human-center design approach. With the key stages defined as:
Hear, create, and deliver

The third rule is Stanford d.school's approach with the key stages of:
Empathize, define, ideate, prototype, and test.

UI Elements



Design
Wireframes: High fidelity designs


Workflow