Casa Verde App

As part of a mobile app design project, I created an online ordering application for Casa Verde, an Italian restaurant where I work. The goal was to offer a modern and intuitive solution, halfway between a showcase site and an ordering platform, similar to services like Uber Eats or Deliveroo. The app was designed to allow customers to explore the menu, place takeout or delivery orders, while reflecting the restaurant’s warm and authentic identity.

Once the visual identity was defined, I created a complete wireframe of the application. I structured the main screens: home, menu, dish details, cart, payment, and order confirmation. I also focused on the user experience by including reusable components, such as bottom navigation and dish preview cards. This step helped me clarify the user journey and anticipate the technical needs for a functional version.

Before starting the final design, I took the time to think about how users would interact with the application. I identified the main needs: browsing the menu, placing an order quickly, and tracking the delivery status. From there, I defined a smooth user journey by minimizing the number of steps and making navigation easier with clear icons and an intuitive structure. This reflection phase laid the foundation for a design that is both functional and pleasant to use.

For the final phase, I turned my mockups into an interactive prototype. I used a design tool (Figma) to create a clickable version that simulates the real behavior of the application. This allowed me to test the usability, adjust certain visual details, and deliver a smooth and professional user experience. The project was presented as part of a mobile design course and helped me develop both my graphic skills and my understanding of user experience.