
A&W’s mobile app was falling short when it came to user experience. Customers couldn’t easily redeem coupons, there was no in-app delivery, and order tracking was missing. This redesign aimed to make the app easier, faster, and more useful for everyday users.
Users faced key challenges:
This caused frustration and made the app feel outdated and inconvenient.
To redesign the A&W app by:
The goal was to make the app more helpful and enjoyable to use.
I led the UX/UI redesign from start to finish—identifying problems, brainstorming solutions, designing the new interface, and creating the final prototype. I worked independently and focused on user needs at every step.
I analyzed app store reviews and user comments online to gather feedback. This helped me understand real pain points and what users expected from a modern food-ordering app.
These insights made it clear what needed to be fixed.
I tested the first prototype with a few users and noticed:
I used this feedback to tweak the navigation and delivery progress bar.
After refining the design:
This showed the redesign worked and solved major problems.
The redesign created a smoother, more rewarding app experience. While it’s a concept project, the design could help increase customer retention and in-app sales for A&W if implemented.
This project taught me that:
If I continued this project, I’d:
This case study is a reminder that thoughtful design can turn a frustrating app into a helpful one. Even without access to the full original process, I focused on understanding the real user needs and built a solution that feels simple, modern, and easy to use. That’s what good UX is all about.