McDonald’s

  • For this project I lead the pitch for our potential client, McDonald’s. They were seeking a B2B portal for restaurants to check their inventory.

  • As it was a quick onboarding pitch for the client. I was working with a two-week deadline with limited access to resources and stakeholders. I used the Agile Process and worked with relevant stakeholders (clients, developers and managers) through every stage of design.

  • I started with a brand research and competitive benchmarking leading to mid-fidelity prototypes. Understating the current color palate and developing a consistent iconography style for light and dark mode. These colors and icons were consistent through all screens.

Login Screen

The main log in screen. Here you select the group you fall in and enter details. Keeping it as simple and to the point.

Nav Bar

Here I focused on the creating a clear hierarchy of navigation. Separating the profile and settings from the rest of the inventory content. This helped baking labels and its corresponding information easily discoverable

Collapsible Key For All Icons

This would help users identify the purpose of each icon I.e. if some are unable to do so due to lack of familiarity with their general associations.

Notifications

Having collapsible notifications to make it less overwhelming with information when users arrive at the dashboard and have the option to explore the ones that are relevant

Graphs & Tables

Keeping the graphs simple and consistent. The goal is that all data should be easy to infer at a glance. Having just the relevant information on display across all graphs displayed in a similar manner makes it quick to infer this easy to compare data and make analysis.

Breadcrumbs

With an information heavy page, you could lose track of the level at which one is viewing the given data. Having breadcrumbs is a clear indicator and can help navigate back to the earlier page overview.