UX/UI Design for Bakery to Propose, Redesign and Implement on their Application
UX case study for a local bakery, focused on understanding customer needs and designing a clear, user-friendly experience.
Role: Product Designer
Scope: Strategy, UX, UI, Design System, Test Case
Timeline: 1 month
Collaboration: Product owners, customers from the bakery
What we worked on
Mafer’s Bakery is a local Mexican bakery looking to improve its digital ordering experience. This case study explores how user research and iterative design helped create a clearer, more accessible interface.​
Research & Insights
Customers struggled to products efficiently and complete orders without friction
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Quick product browsing
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Clear pricing
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Easy checkout
User needs
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Long navigation paths
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Confusing categories
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No visual hierarchy
User needs
​Simplicity and clarity were more important than feature complexity.
User needs
Simplicity and clarity were more important than feature complexity.
Design Strategy
I focused on simplifying the information architecture and reducing cognitive load by restructuring categories and highlighting key actions.
From Wireframes to Prototype
Each iteration refined layout structure, improved readability, and optimized the ordering flow.
Low Fidelity
Mid Fidelity
Final UI
Final Solution
The final prototype delivers a structured, user-friendly ordering experience designed to minimize friction and improve usability.
Reflection
This project strengthened my ability to translate research into structured design decisions and iterate based on user feedback.
