I created the style guide with the colors, typefaces, buttons and icons. I choose four main colors for my website which I think would better represents the food service. The color palette is minimal to focus on the content and imagery and still keep the similar original theme color. I added one yellow as a secondary color, and four different shades of grey for the texts. Plantin MT is the primary font for the headings since I want to keep the font more consistent with the logo, I used Proxima Nova with different sizes and weights for the subhead and body, and buttons to indicate information hierarchy.
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[email protected]On find a store page, I put the three blocks of the three individual stores, and three locations are showing on the map to give users a better sense of where they located. It is important to show all the employees and their positions on our team page to conveys the message of a warm and friendly environment. In order to reduce page loading time, I designed one carousel so users can click through to see more partners. Besides, I changed the layout for product details and blogs to make it easy for users to navigate and kept all the hero images sizes consistent.
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[email protected]This project helped me to make design decisions from a client's perspective and prioritize usability over aesthetics. Creating the style guide is a key to my design solutions.
If I have more time, I would improve more on conducting the usability tests to understand more on user pain points. I will continue to do more research about brand discovery and the company's culture. In the future, I hope Daily Table would implement this design which will attract more customers to the store.