As the Frontend Functional Lead at talentReef, I designed and delivered a MVP mobile app prototype for Taco Bell. The "Apply" application provides potential applicants with a streamlined, social-media-inspired platform, enabling them to peruse job opportunities and apply with unparalleled ease.
The deliverables encompassed a range of design assets, from preliminary low-fidelity wireframes to polished, high-fidelity mock-ups, complemented by a structured sitemap and clickable prototypes optimized for targeted devices.
The process was exhaustive and meticulous. Consultations were conducted with all pertinent stakeholders, followed by in-depth interviews. Collaborative ideation sessions with the product team ensured problem areas and pain points were comprehensively addressed. The resultant designs were then paired with interactive prototypes, primed for user testing and subsequent feedback.
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