What I owned
- Plan and value hierarchy
- Menu and macro discovery
- Subscription decision journey
- Responsive implementation
05 / Meal subscription
MacroPlate
A guided subscription journey that brings plans, menus, macros, filters, and trust information into one clear decision system.
Overview
The screen is only one part of the product.
- Problem
- Subscription choices feel risky when plans, nutrition, menu variety, and what happens after signup are not explained as one journey.
- Product
- A guided product experience connecting plan comparison, menu discovery, preferences, and trust-building information.
- My role
- Product UX, information hierarchy, subscription journey, and responsive implementation.
- Outcome / status
- A product concept and prototype for testing a clearer recurring meal-subscription journey.
Ownership
What I carried across the line.
Systems involved
- Plans
- Menus
- Macros
- Filters
- Preferences
- Trust states
- Account direction
Stack in context
- Next.js
- React
- Product UX
Product judgment
Decisions, constraints, and verification.
Important decisions
- 01Explain the decision in stages instead of placing every choice on one pricing screen.
- 02Keep nutritional detail available without letting it dominate first-time browsing.
- 03Carry trust cues into the selection flow rather than isolating them in marketing copy.
Constraints
- Choice overload
- Nutrition detail density
- Recurring-product state clarity
QA / deployment thinking
- Plan-selection states
- Filter and preference combinations
- Small-screen comparison and content wrapping