Taichi Website Redesign

Taichi Website Redesign

Taichi Website Redesign

Figma | 2026

Figma | 2026

Figma | 2026

Laptop mockup showing the Taichi Bubble Tea website redesign with navigation.

Redesigning a favorite boba tea website.

Redesigning a favorite boba tea website.

Redesigning a favorite boba tea website.

Skills

Skills

UI/UX Design

UI/UX Design

Goal

Goal

Make the Taichi Website a more efficient and enjoyable experience, reduce the time per order, and increase regular customers

Make the Taichi Website a more efficient and enjoyable experience, reduce the time per order, and increase regular customers

Time

Time

1 month

1 month

UX Research

UX Research

UX Research

Conducted user testing of four individuals using the original site

Conducted user testing of four individuals using the original site

  • Users relied on the header buttons as opposed to scrolling

  • Frustration with inefficient functions and disorganization

  • Users relied on the header buttons as opposed to scrolling

  • Frustration with inefficient functions and disorganization

  • Users relied on the header buttons as opposed to scrolling

  • Frustration with inefficient functions and disorganization

Taichi's Original Site:

Taichi's Original Site:

The home page has a lot of content as you scroll through the page, however during testing users gravitated towards the header buttons rather than scrolling through the page, missing all the information.

The home page has a lot of content as you scroll through the page, however during testing users gravitated towards the header buttons rather than scrolling through the page, missing all the information.

The home page has a lot of content as you scroll through the page, however during testing users gravitated towards the header buttons rather than scrolling through the page, missing all the information.

How can I improve the experience?

How can I improve the experience?

How can I improve the experience?

Problems

Problems

Solutions

Solutions

Lack of information

Lack of information

Add restaurant must-haves

Add restaurant must-haves

Confusing layout

Confusing layout

- Remove redundancy and unimportant details

+ Add intuitive features

- Remove redundancy and unimportant details

+ Add intuitive features

Button issues

Button issues

Bug fixes

Bug fixes

Outcome

Outcome

Redesigned Header Pages

Redesigned Header Pages

Changes

Changes

Changes

  • Shortened home page, information spread among other headers

  • Minimal scrolling

  • Reduced to 3 headers + order button

  • Shortened home page, information spread among other headers

  • Minimal scrolling

  • Reduced to 3 headers + order button

What stayed

What stayed

What stayed

  • Font, brand colors

  • Inviting language and imagery

  • Font, brand colors

  • Inviting language and imagery

New Feature: Make an Account

New Feature: Make an Account

Functions

Functions

  • Pen Tool shows that you can edit the input

  • Dietary Restrictions Filter allows user to personalize the menu and ordering experience

    • Checkbox System makes filtering efficient and simple

  • Pen Tool shows that you can edit the input

  • Dietary Restrictions Filter allows user to personalize the menu and ordering experience

    • Checkbox System makes filtering efficient and simple

Why create this feature?

Why create this feature?

Why create this feature?

  • The Taichi mobile app focuses on this feature

  • Difficult to access on the official site

  • The Taichi mobile app focuses on this feature

  • Difficult to access on the official site

Dietary restrictions change the menu

Dietary restrictions change the menu

Reflections

Reflections

Learned : How to make a custom drop-down, ways to conduct user research and testing

Went wrong : Reorganization of menu layout led to more confusion - too minimal can be just as confusing

Change : Avoid scrollable pages when possible, and if not then target the most important information as the landing sections

Learned : How to make a custom drop-down, ways to conduct user research and testing

Went wrong : Reorganization of menu layout led to more confusion - too minimal can be just as confusing

Change : Avoid scrollable pages when possible, and if not then target the most important information as the landing sections

Psst down here!

Psst down here!