MobilChef Concept
Category:
Selfservice
Role:
UX Designer
Duration:
Approx 1 year
Client: Telmore
Card Sorting

I conducted several card sorting sessions to understand how users naturally group and categorize information. The results were used to optimize the information architecture and create a more intuitive navigation experience.
Brainstorm & Mock-ups
Through brainstorming workshops, sketching, and low-fidelity wireframes, different concepts and user flows were explored.
This iterative process helped identify opportunities, validate assumptions, and shape the overall direction of the self-service solution.

Think-Aloud Usability Testing
To evaluate the usability of the prototype, users were assigned a set of tasks based on common customer scenarios. During the sessions, participants were encouraged to think aloud while navigating the interface, providing insights into their expectations, frustrations, and decision-making process. The findings helped validate design decisions and uncover opportunities for improving the overall user experience.
Reflection
One of the key learnings from this project was how valuable early user involvement can be in reducing assumptions and guiding design decisions. Activities such as card sorting, workshops, and think-aloud usability testing revealed insights that would not have emerged through stakeholder discussions alone. By continuously validating ideas with users, the solution evolved into a more intuitive, scalable, and user-centered experience.






