Foodvisor

Filters Flow

December 2020 ā€¢ 3 min read

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Case

This feature allows users to find recipes matching their desires.

Role

UX/UI Designer

Timeframe

December 2020

Overview

The objective was to demonstrate the ability to understand the needs and bring a creative and adapted solution.

Problem Brief

The recipe section is an important source for users who want to discover a balanced and easy recipes to cook. Currently users can't find recipes that match their desires, the food they have, the time they have to cook, their remaining calories...

Foodvisor old version

Pain points

The search bar "Search for a recipie" doesn't allow multiple searches. Only one word can be put. The search is done only on the recipe titles. The content of the recipes is not used. There is no auto-completion. There isn't suggestion if nothing is found. There are no filters to precisely target these desires.

New design

I studied competitors and done research in the fields of nutrition and recipe creation. I imagined filters to find and then visualize the perfect recipe. I redesigned all the UI interfaces, brand, colors... just for fun!

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Foodvisor Design System

ā– UI Library

I built the UI library for the Design System in parallel with the evolution of design.

You can see the UI Library in Figma.

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Foodvisor Design System

šŸŽÆ User Flow

The user flow shows how to access the filters. At a glance, you can see the added filters highlighted on the cards with a colored outline. It is possible to remove a filter with a close button or all of them with clear all button. After applying filters, the number of filters is displayed. (I didn't updated all the iteration in the UI library...remember, it was just a test šŸ˜)

You can see the User Flow in Figma.

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Foodvisor userflow

šŸ”„ Wireframes

Enjoy!

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Foodvisor userflow