The app needed more than a UI refresh: a rebuild on a system that could scale without adding design debt.
Defined modular UI components, system logic, and interaction patterns, and built Figma and Principle prototypes for stakeholder reviews.
Shorter time to order, and a component system that let the team iterate on screens significantly faster.
The challenge was not simply refreshing the UI, but rebuilding the product on a system that could scale without introducing further design debt.
I focused on defining modular UI components, system logic, and interaction patterns used across the app. I also built interactive prototypes in Figma and Principle to support stakeholder reviews and align teams around real user flows. Across UX, visual design, and prototyping, I helped translate the high-level vision into a cohesive interface.
Central to this process was the creation of a formal design system and a componentized library, which synchronized the design language between BASIC/DEPT® and Taco Bell. This foundation accelerated the iteration of new screens and established a scalable ecosystem capable of supporting long-term brand growth.
Time to order, driven by refined search and favoriting, streamlined quick-add, and order customization.
The componentized system enabled the team to design and iterate on screens significantly faster while maintaining consistency across the experience. The redesign delivered a clearer, more cohesive app and a foundation built to support future growth.
The brand underwent a long overdue revision that focused on functional efficiency and visual clarity.