Rozario Atelier

18/08/2026

ChocoBliss — Chocolate Brand Landing Page

A sweet and playful landing page concept designed for ChocoBliss, a modern chocolate brand. 🍫

The goal was to create a clean, visually appealing experience where the products feel tempting while keeping the overall interface simple and easy to explore.

About the Project

ChocoBliss is a landing page concept created for a chocolate brand with a focus on a sweet, playful and premium visual direction.

For this project, I explored how typography, colors, product imagery and spacing could work together to create a warm and inviting experience.

What I focused on:

Hero section & visual hierarchy
Product presentation
Clean and simple layout
Consistent visual language
User-friendly navigation
Responsive design considerations

This project was also a great opportunity for me to practice balancing visual appeal with usability instead of focusing only on making the interface look good.

Still learning, still experimenting, and definitely seeing progress with every project. 🤎

Designed in Figma.

15/08/2026

13/08/2026

BUILD WITH JACI — DAY 06 | A DAY IN THEIR SHOES

Yesterday, I created a user persona for SAVORA.

Today, I wanted to go one step deeper:

What does their actual food-ordering experience look like? 👀

So I mapped the journey from the moment they decide what to eat → searching → comparing → ordering → waiting → tracking → finally receiving the food.

And this helped me see something important:

A user's experience isn't just about the final order.

Every step in between matters.

Some moments feel easy.
Some create friction.
And some can completely change how the user feels about the experience.

Now I know where I need to look closer.

Next → Finding the REAL problem. 🔎

12/08/2026

🚀 BUILD WITH JESSICA — DAY 05 | WHO AM I DESIGNING FOR?

I had the research.
I had the pain points.

But there was still one important question:

Who exactly am I designing SAVORA for? 👀

So I started looking for patterns in the research—what users need, what frustrates them, how they order food, and what they expect from the experience.

And from those patterns, I created a representative user persona.

Meet Jasmin Julian 👋

This isn't just a fictional character.

It's a way to keep the real user's needs at the center of every design decision I make from here.

Next → A Day in Their Shoes 👀

11/08/2026

Played a game. Go to ChatGPT and type
"I'm about to uninstall you, Goodbye!!
Come back and post it's reply.
Let’s goo😎

11/08/2026

BUILD WITH Jessica — DAY 04 | WHY?

In Day 03, I asked real users about their food delivery experiences.

And I found a problem that stood out.

But knowing "WHAT" the problem is isn't enough.

I wanted to understand "WHY" users feel frustrated.

So I went back to the responses, looked for patterns, and started connecting the dots.

And I realized something important:

Sometimes, the problem isn't the delay itself.
It's the uncertainty.

Not knowing when the food will arrive.
Not knowing if the ETA is accurate.
Not knowing what's happening with the order.

And that gave me my next design question for SAVORA:

How might we make users feel more informed and in control while they wait?**

The research continues. 🔎

Day 05 → Who are we designing for?

09/08/2026

BUILD WITH JESSICA — DAY 03 | I ASKED REAL USERS

In Day 02, I had a few assumptions about what people struggle with when ordering food online.

But assumptions aren't enough.

So I asked real users.

I created a short survey to understand their actual experiences, frustrations, and expectations—and the responses started revealing some interesting patterns. 👀

But finding "WHAT" the problem is isn't enough.

Now I want to understand "WHY" users feel this way.

That's where the real UX research begins.

If you use food delivery apps, what's the ONE thing you wish they did better? 👇

Your answer could become part of SAVORA's next design decision.

Day 04 → Digging Deeper 🔎