Lunch Counter streamlines the pre-ordering process with their app for the customers within the office buildings. It allows the manangemet team in these buildings to improve their amenities experience to the next level.

Meanwhile, their incentive reward program allows Landlords to reward their tenants as well as the tenants to reward their employees with all the on-site amenities, i.e. food from the in-house cafes, car wash, sundry shops, etc.

Brand strategy is essential for further product design, company scale, and positioning how the company will represent itself inside and outside. We have developed integral brand components: personality and positioning. These two led to a specific brand vision, visuals, values, and other essential elements of the company that you can see today. Each of these components will set how the company will communicate externally and internally. Our brand studio had a chance to think outside of the box and choose archetype traits for every digital carrier, such as their marketing website, digital product, illustrations, and visual brand identity. The result below is an outstanding achievement that both Lunch Counter and our teams are proud of.

A lot of work our team invested into the constant revisions and tests for the user experience. The product was constantly tested by a separate specialist from our UI/UX design studio.

The product screens were constantly changing, and with the assistance of UsabilityHub, we measured various data connected with the product interfaces and other product metrics. Throughout the agile workflow, our Web design studio was implementing specific changes to the design consistently.

Our team provided quite a lot of services and assistance to the Lunch Counter team. Above, we’ve just highlighted the significant parts of this digital project. If you consider and examine each task individually, you will see how much effort and time we have invested into this unique and ambitious project.