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emotional experiences, combining strategy, design and AI.

Uber Eats
HungerMeter
Uber Eats
HungerMeter
Your hunger,
Your experience.
Your hunger,
Your experience.
Welcome
A new feature, adapting the interface to users' level of hunger.
A new feature, adapting the interface to users' level of hunger.
2024, Uber Eats
2024, Uber Eats


Adapt to your mood
Seamless adaptation

1 app
4 experiences
Explore
Snack
Hungry
Starving!
With wide range of food, grocery and more
Focusing a variety flavours and dishes
Quick access to satisfying meals
Predefined selection of SOS orders







2–click SOS order
Persona:
Yasmin, 24
Type:
Emotional user
"I face extreme hunger after long shifts at the roastery."

Main problem:
Difficulty for users making good decisions when feeling hungry and stressed.

How might we improve users decision-making when hungry?



Pain points:
Guilt over unnecessary spendings and emotional eating
Overwhelmed by too many choices, struggling to decide
Breaking her diet repeatedly in moments of weakness






Your hunger,
Your experience.
Starting point
When hunger clouds good decisions.
Intense hunger has a profound impact on cognitive function, often leading to heightened stress, frustration, and impulsive decision-making. When faced with too many choices in a moment of urgency, users can feel overwhelmed, making it difficult to select a meal that truly satisfies their needs. The challenge was to reimagine the ordering experience — removing unnecessary friction, enhancing clarity, and guiding users toward a seamless, intuitive decision-making process. By structuring the interface to respond to varying levels of hunger, the goal was to create a more fluid and stress-free interaction, allowing users to focus on what matters most: enjoying their meal without the frustration of choice overload.
Process
Outcome
Skills
Credits


Seamless adaptation


Seamless adaptation


1 app
4 experiences
Explore
With wide range of food, grocery and more
Snack
Focusing a variety flavours and dishes
Hungry
Quick access to satisfying meals
Starving!
Predefined selection of SOS orders
Explore
With wide range of food, grocery and more
Snack
Focusing a variety flavours and dishes
Hungry
Quick access to satisfying meals
Starving!
Predefined selection of SOS orders
Explore
With wide range of food, grocery and more
Snack
Focusing a variety flavours and dishes
Hungry
Quick access to satisfying meals
Starving!
Predefined selection of SOS orders
Explore
With wide range of food, grocery and more
Snack
Focusing a variety flavours and dishes
Hungry
Quick access to satisfying meals
Starving!
Predefined selection of SOS orders
Explore
With wide range of food, grocery and more
Snack
Focusing a variety flavours and dishes
Hungry
Quick access to satisfying meals
Starving!
Predefined selection of SOS orders
Explore
With wide range of food, grocery and more
Snack
Focusing a variety flavours and dishes
Hungry
Quick access to satisfying meals
Starving!
Predefined selection of SOS orders
Explore
With wide range of food, grocery and more
Snack
Focusing a variety flavours and dishes
Hungry
Quick access to satisfying meals
Starving!
Predefined selection of SOS orders
Explore
With wide range of food, grocery and more
Snack
Focusing a variety flavours and dishes
Hungry
Quick access to satisfying meals
Starving!
Predefined selection of SOS orders



2–click SOS order



2–click SOS order
Persona:
Yasmin, 24
Type:
Emotional user
"I face extreme hunger after long shifts at the roastery."


Main problem:
Difficulty for users making good decisions when feeling hungry and stressed.


How might we improve users decision-making when hungry?






Pain points:
Unnecessary spendings and emotional eating
Overwhelmed by choices, struggling to decide












Your
hunger,
Your
experience.
Starting point
When hunger clouds good decisions.
Intense hunger has a profound impact on cognitive function, often leading to heightened stress, frustration, and impulsive decision-making. When faced with too many choices in a moment of urgency, users can feel overwhelmed, making it difficult to select a meal that truly satisfies their needs. The challenge was to reimagine the ordering experience — removing unnecessary friction, enhancing clarity, and guiding users toward a seamless, intuitive decision-making process. By structuring the interface to respond to varying levels of hunger, the goal was to create a more fluid and stress-free interaction, allowing users to focus on what matters most: enjoying their meal without the frustration of choice overload.
Process
Outcome
Skills
Credits
Starting point
When hunger clouds good decisions.
Intense hunger has a profound impact on cognitive function, often leading to heightened stress, frustration, and impulsive decision-making. When faced with too many choices in a moment of urgency, users can feel overwhelmed, making it difficult to select a meal that truly satisfies their needs. The challenge was to reimagine the ordering experience — removing unnecessary friction, enhancing clarity, and guiding users toward a seamless, intuitive decision-making process. By structuring the interface to respond to varying levels of hunger, the goal was to create a more fluid and stress-free interaction, allowing users to focus on what matters most: enjoying their meal without the frustration of choice overload.
Process
Outcome
Skills
Credits
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