Restaurant discovery app
Turns 'where should we eat' into three taps instead of twenty minutes of scrolling
- Mobile App
- Marketplace
- Maps & Search
Mission / Challenge
Design a mobile app that makes finding, comparing, and booking a table faster than juggling maps, review sites, and delivery apps separately.
Services / Technologies
End-to-end mobile UI/UX design: onboarding, a full design system, and every core flow from discovery to restaurant profile, in light and dark mode.
Outcome
A complete design system and app flow: search and filters, restaurant profiles, menus, a savable Eatlisty, and delivery partner integration, ready for development.
Impact
Replaced a scattered routine, maps for directions, review sites for ratings, separate apps for delivery, with one flow: search, filter, decide, go.
Started by mapping the existing research and requirements for every flow, login, home, search, restaurant profile, then drafted each one until the structure held up before any visual design began.
Designed a six-screen onboarding sequence that sets expectations fast: filter by taste, browse by trust, save favorites, and go, before ever asking for an account.
Built the tokens, type scale, and component library, buttons, chips, cards, in every state, so the app and its future features stay visually consistent by default.
Every restaurant page carries the same shortcut card, hours, location, contact, and delivery partners, collapsed by default and expandable on demand, in both light and dark mode.
Wired every screen into a connected, clickable prototype covering the full journey, search, filter, restaurant profile, gallery, dish detail, so the flow could be tested before a single line of code was written.
The connected prototype in action, light and dark mode side by side, tapping through search, filtering, and a restaurant profile exactly as a user would.
If you've found this project interesting feel free to drop me a message
Let's build something that works at scale.
Open to Lead Design and Senior Design roles and select collaborations.
iglewski@gmail.com
