A white-label food delivery platform. I joined the project shortly after launch to bring clarity and consistency to the UI of B2C part of the product.
There was no proper design system. A basic UI Kit existed, but without variables. Colours, border radii, and spacing varied across screens. Figma files were unstructured. Managers spent hours preparing custom layouts for each new client. The product was hard to scale and maintain. On top of that, the project had legacy elements carried over from an earlier version, which limited how much the design could be changed.
Refresh UI, bring order to the visual system, improve clarity, and prepare the design for scaling and handoff — all while staying compatible with existing components and development constraints.
Looked through the current screens with the product owner, mapped the user flow, and decided which screens to focus on first. Spotted repeating patterns in the UI and turned them into reusable components.
I talked to the developers about the design system — they were already using UI libraries based on Material Design, so we decided to stick to those naming conventions. We started with a minimal set of tokens and added new ones as needed, mostly for colors. It helped us stay on the same page and keep things flexible.
Created a clean, modern UI Kit that sped up design and made updates easier. Launching a new client now takes 7 days instead of a month.
