Week 6 Report

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This week, I focused on transforming the user journeys mapped out last week into interactive wireframes that begin to shape the look and feel of the FoodNextDoor app. The goal was to ensure that every screen logically connects with the next, minimizing friction and confusion for users.

Wireframing Core Screens
I designed low-fidelity wireframes for key parts of the app based on the user flows of:

  • Food donors: donation form, tracking donations, pickup coordination

  • Food recipients: browsing available food, request submission, notifications

  • Fridge users: locating fridges, contributing items, usage tracking

This process revealed opportunities to unify screen layouts across user types to maintain consistency while still catering to their specific needs.

Feedback Loop & Iteration
After creating the initial wireframes, I shared them with the team for feedback. Based on their suggestions, I’ve already begun tweaking navigation patterns, simplifying call-to-actions, and adjusting icons for better accessibility.

Next week, I plan to finalize these wireframes and start prototyping the app's core interactions using Figma or a similar tool.

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