SAVORI
SAVORI
SAVORI
Overview
Savori- A premium online drink - buying experience for high income users
Savori- A premium online drink - buying experience for high income users
Savori Bar is a premium online luxury drink delivering app. Curated for rich, taste driven individuals, Savori Bar offers rare blends, aesthetic packaging and seamless high end ordering experience - all in one elegant app.
Savori Bar is a premium online luxury drink delivering app. Curated for rich, taste driven individuals, Savori Bar offers rare blends, aesthetic packaging and seamless high end ordering experience - all in one elegant app.
For users who values premium lifestyle and exclusivity, the market offers no dedicated luxury drink-shopping platform.
For users who values premium lifestyle and exclusivity, the market offers no dedicated luxury drink-shopping platform.
For users who values premium lifestyle and exclusivity, the market offers no dedicated luxury drink-shopping platform.
Problem Statement
Problem Statement
Luxury drink buyers currently lack a dedicated, curated space to shop premium beverages online. Existing delivery apps feel cluttered, mass-market, and filled with low-quality options, breaking the exclusive experience high-end users expect. They’re forced to scroll through endless cheap products, deal with visually noisy interfaces, and face decision fatigue because there’s no guidance or mood-based recommendations — leading to frustration and drop-offs.
The Problem
Luxury drink buyers currently lack a dedicated, curated space to shop premium beverages online. Existing delivery apps feel cluttered, mass-market, and filled with low-quality options, breaking the exclusive experience high-end users expect. They’re forced to scroll through endless cheap products, deal with visually noisy interfaces, and face decision fatigue because there’s no guidance or mood-based recommendations — leading to frustration and drop-offs.
The Problem
Luxury drink buyers currently lack a dedicated, curated space to shop premium beverages online. Existing delivery apps feel cluttered, mass-market, and filled with low-quality options, breaking the exclusive experience high-end users expect. They’re forced to scroll through endless cheap products, deal with visually noisy interfaces, and face decision fatigue because there’s no guidance or mood-based recommendations — leading to frustration and drop-offs.
The Problem
People who want a fast, curated, and luxurious way to buy premium drinks online—without the clutter of normal delivery apps.
Who needs it?
People who want a fast, curated, and luxurious way to buy premium drinks online—without the clutter of normal delivery apps.
Who needs it?
People who want a fast, curated, and luxurious way to buy premium drinks online—without the clutter of normal delivery apps.
Who needs it?
Luxury drink buyers don’t have a dedicated, curated space to shop premium beverages online. Existing delivery apps are cluttered, overwhelming, and filled with low-quality options that break the exclusive experience rich users expect.
So the problem arises—
Luxury drink buyers don’t have a dedicated, curated space to shop premium beverages online. Existing delivery apps are cluttered, overwhelming, and filled with low-quality options that break the exclusive experience rich users expect.
So the problem arises—
Luxury drink buyers don’t have a dedicated, curated space to shop premium beverages online. Existing delivery apps are cluttered, overwhelming, and filled with low-quality options that break the exclusive experience rich users expect.
So the problem arises—
How might I design a premium drink-buying app that removes clutter, reduces decision fatigue, and gives users a fast, curated, luxury shopping experience—unlike overwhelming mass-market delivery apps?
How might I design a premium drink-buying app that removes clutter, reduces decision fatigue, and gives users a fast, curated, luxury shopping experience—unlike overwhelming mass-market delivery apps?
Competitive Analysis - UI SWOT Analysis
Success Metrics
When Premium feels simple, the product is winning.
When Premium feels simple, the product is winning.
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Reduced Decision Time
Goal: Users find a drink in under 30 seconds → Shows the UI removes clutter and speeds up high-intent decisions.
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Reduced Decision Time
Goal: Users find a drink in under 30 seconds → Shows the UI removes clutter and speeds up high-intent decisions.
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Reduced Decision Time
Goal: Users find a drink in under 30 seconds → Shows the UI removes clutter and speeds up high-intent decisions.
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Increased Conversion Rate
Goal: 40%+ of product views lead to checkout → Proves the curated catalog and flow drive strong purchase intent.
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Increased Conversion Rate
Goal: 40%+ of product views lead to checkout → Proves the curated catalog and flow drive strong purchase intent.
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Increased Conversion Rate
Goal: 40%+ of product views lead to checkout → Proves the curated catalog and flow drive strong purchase intent.
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Faster Checkout Completion
Goal: Checkout completed in under 10 seconds → Demonstrates a frictionless, premium experience.
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Faster Checkout Completion
Goal: Checkout completed in under 10 seconds → Demonstrates a frictionless, premium experience.
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Faster Checkout Completion
Goal: Checkout completed in under 10 seconds → Demonstrates a frictionless, premium experience.
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Lower Home-Screen Drop-Off
Goal: Drop-off under 15% → Confirms the home screen is clean, guided, and immediately useful.
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Lower Home-Screen Drop-Off
Goal: Drop-off under 15% → Confirms the home screen is clean, guided, and immediately useful.
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Lower Home-Screen Drop-Off
Goal: Drop-off under 15% → Confirms the home screen is clean, guided, and immediately useful.
Final UI
Final UI
About Project
Savori Bar - A refined, premium-first platform for seamless alcohol delivery.
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My Role
Product Designer (Solo Project)
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My Role
Product Designer (Solo Project)
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My Role
Product Designer (Solo Project)
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Scope
10 days [11th Nov - 20th Nov]
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Scope
10 days [11th Nov - 20th Nov]
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Scope
10 days [11th Nov - 20th Nov]
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Process
Analyse Problem Statement → UX Reseach → Competitive Analysis → User Personas → Task Flows → Moodboards and Visual Direction → Wireframes (Lo - Fi) → Component Library → UI Design → Prototyping → Usability Evaluation
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Process
Analyse Problem Statement → UX Reseach → Competitive Analysis → User Personas → Task Flows → Moodboards and Visual Direction → Wireframes (Lo - Fi) → Component Library → UI Design → Prototyping → Usability Evaluation
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Process
Analyse Problem Statement → UX Reseach → Competitive Analysis → User Personas → Task Flows → Moodboards and Visual Direction → Wireframes (Lo - Fi) → Component Library → UI Design → Prototyping → Usability Evaluation
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Tools
Figma, Framer, Canva, Notion
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Tools
Figma, Framer, Canva, Notion
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Tools
Figma, Framer, Canva, Notion
Overview
Overview
Overview
Savori is a premium alcohol delivery app offering a curated selection of high-end drinks in a clean, clutter-free interface—making premium shopping fast, guided, and effortlessly elegant.
Savori is a premium alcohol delivery app offering a curated selection of high-end drinks in a clean, clutter-free interface—making premium shopping fast, guided, and effortlessly elegant.
Savori is a premium alcohol delivery app offering a curated selection of high-end drinks in a clean, clutter-free interface—making premium shopping fast, guided, and effortlessly elegant.
The above overview is the flow of the Mobile App.
The above overview is the flow of the Mobile App.
The above overview is the flow of Desktop App.
The above overview is the flow of Desktop App.
Work Flow
Work Flow
Manual Sketches : Important for making a mental model of the whole flow of an app. It is usually the 1st thing I do after full UX Research for getting a straight idea what resources and components I need and what for.
Low Fidelity Frames : It's always the 2nd step to decide on the user flow, it also gives a straight idea that what I am thinking is feasible or not. These frames also gives the idea that what components and resources I would need clearly.
Low Fidelity Frames : It's always the 2nd step to decide on the user flow, it also gives a straight idea that what I am thinking is feasible or not. These frames also gives the idea that what components and resources I would need clearly.
Final UI : The 3rd step is to make the Component Libraries and then arrange each component in a frame exactly like I thought. There always seems to be some improvement in this part because it also gives me a more clear idea of what user flow would demand more. This step is clearly for 2 important things : 1st is the aesthetic UI and the 2nd is the user flow components . User flow components like if there is a Login Page there must be a Log Out CTA somewhere and where to place it so the user flow becomes more easy.
Final UI : The 3rd step is to make the Component Libraries and then arrange each component in a frame exactly like I thought. There always seems to be some improvement in this part because it also gives me a more clear idea of what user flow would demand more. This step is clearly for 2 important things : 1st is the aesthetic UI and the 2nd is the user flow components . User flow components like if there is a Login Page there must be a Log Out CTA somewhere and where to place it so the user flow becomes more easy.
Prototyping : The 4th step pf designing a really cool app is basically doing the prototyping. My approach is really simple . It is divided into 2 : The 1st is if the flow is repeated just convert it to a component and prototype the component and variants directly , the 2nd one is basically prototype simple components and copy and paste to replace in each page or copy the whole pages if identical and make UI or perfect it after. The last step is to see the user flow and correct if anything is confusing or taking time. After this comes Usability Testing.
Prototyping : The 4th step pf designing a really cool app is basically doing the prototyping. My approach is really simple . It is divided into 2 : The 1st is if the flow is repeated just convert it to a component and prototype the component and variants directly , the 2nd one is basically prototype simple components and copy and paste to replace in each page or copy the whole pages if identical and make UI or perfect it after. The last step is to see the user flow and correct if anything is confusing or taking time. After this comes Usability Testing.
The step which is most crucial - Usability Testing
The step which is most crucial - Usability Testing
The step which is most crucial - Usability Testing
Method
Participant navigated a Figma prototype of Savori.
Your app’s interface is incredibly smooth — placing my order was effortless 👌✨.
Your app’s interface is incredibly smooth — placing my order was effortless 👌✨.
We’re glad to hear that! We’ve worked hard to make the browsing and checkout experience seamless 🛒💼.
We’re glad to hear that! We’ve worked hard to make the browsing and checkout experience seamless 🛒💼.
It really shows. I’ll definitely be using this again 🔥📲.
It really shows. I’ll definitely be using this again 🔥📲.
Perfect — the app will be ready with even better picks next time 🍾😄.
Perfect — the app will be ready with even better picks next time 🍾😄.
Objective
Objective
Objective
To check if a person can easily browse, customize, and order a premium drink with minimal steps and no confusion, while maintaining a luxury feel of Savori.
Evaluation
Overall the prototype achieved its goal. The user enjoyed the quick naviagtion and many categories of the alcohol. The user can easily reorder a drink in 1 click. It was a really good retention technique.
Findings
- User navigated the Home page smoothly.
- Said the UI feels premium and minimal.
- Loved the simple color palette and spacing.
- User loved the one tap reorder feature.
Results
Final design achieved — clean, sharp, and on point.
Overall Experience & Final Outcome
The Savori app successfully delivers a fast, minimal, and luxury-focused drink-buying experience for high-end users. Usability testing showed that the core flow—finding, customizing, and purchasing a drink—was smooth and intuitive, with only minor fixes needed for clarity. The final design balances premium aesthetics with simple navigation, proving that an exclusive, high-end service can still be effortless and clutter-free.
60% Fewer Taps Needed to Buy a Drink
By reducing unnecessary steps, users now complete the entire process significantly faster. This streamlined flow enhances convenience for premium users who value speed and efficiency.
Emotion-Driven Navigation
Visual cues, tone, and subtle design elements create a mood-driven experience that feels luxurious and intentional. Users navigate confidently because the interface “feels” right, not just looks clean.
A Premium Shopping Journey That Feels Exclusive
From typography to spacing, every element reinforces a high-end identity. The design feels curated and personal, like a boutique service built for selective, refined customers.
A Unique Niche in the Drink Market
By blending minimalism with luxury, the app stands out from traditional drink-buying platforms. It positions itself as a sophisticated, exclusive space for users who want more than just convenience.
Overall Experience & Final Outcome
The Savori app successfully delivers a fast, minimal, and luxury-focused drink-buying experience for high-end users. Usability testing showed that the core flow—finding, customizing, and purchasing a drink—was smooth and intuitive, with only minor fixes needed for clarity. The final design balances premium aesthetics with simple navigation, proving that an exclusive, high-end service can still be effortless and clutter-free.
60% Fewer Taps Needed to Buy a Drink
By reducing unnecessary steps, users now complete the entire process significantly faster. This streamlined flow enhances convenience for premium users who value speed and efficiency.
Emotion-Driven Navigation
Visual cues, tone, and subtle design elements create a mood-driven experience that feels luxurious and intentional. Users navigate confidently because the interface “feels” right, not just looks clean.
A Premium Shopping Journey That Feels Exclusive
From typography to spacing, every element reinforces a high-end identity. The design feels curated and personal, like a boutique service built for selective, refined customers.
A Unique Niche in the Drink Market
By blending minimalism with luxury, the app stands out from traditional drink-buying platforms. It positions itself as a sophisticated, exclusive space for users who want more than just convenience.
Overall Experience & Final Outcome
The Savori app successfully delivers a fast, minimal, and luxury-focused drink-buying experience for high-end users. Usability testing showed that the core flow—finding, customizing, and purchasing a drink—was smooth and intuitive, with only minor fixes needed for clarity. The final design balances premium aesthetics with simple navigation, proving that an exclusive, high-end service can still be effortless and clutter-free.
60% Fewer Taps Needed to Buy a Drink
By reducing unnecessary steps, users now complete the entire process significantly faster. This streamlined flow enhances convenience for premium users who value speed and efficiency.
Emotion-Driven Navigation
Visual cues, tone, and subtle design elements create a mood-driven experience that feels luxurious and intentional. Users navigate confidently because the interface “feels” right, not just looks clean.
A Premium Shopping Journey That Feels Exclusive
From typography to spacing, every element reinforces a high-end identity. The design feels curated and personal, like a boutique service built for selective, refined customers.
A Unique Niche in the Drink Market
By blending minimalism with luxury, the app stands out from traditional drink-buying platforms. It positions itself as a sophisticated, exclusive space for users who want more than just convenience.
Impact
Savori’s simplified premium exprience increases conversion rates, drives higher value orders from affluent users and strengthens brand positioning in a luxury drink market — leading to better customer retention , more repeat purchases, and overall high revenue.
Savori’s simplified premium exprience increases conversion rates, drives higher value orders from affluent users and strengthens brand positioning in a luxury drink market — leading to better customer retention , more repeat purchases, and overall high revenue.
Savori Bar is a premium online luxury drink delivering app. Curated for rich, taste driven individuals, Savori Bar offers rare blends, aesthetic packaging and seamless high end ordering experience - all in one elegant app.
Savori Bar is a premium online luxury drink delivering app. Curated for rich, taste driven individuals, Savori Bar offers rare blends, aesthetic packaging and seamless high end ordering experience - all in one elegant app.
Reflection
Designing Savori reinforced the importance of curation, clarity, and luxury-first thinking in digital products. Focusing on minimalism, mood-based discovery, and a seamless checkout flow taught me how small UI/UX details—like micro-interactions and spacing—can elevate an app from functional to premium. This project strengthened my skills in user-centered design, visual hierarchy, and creating exclusive experiences for niche audiences.
Also i discovered many more ways to keep users engaged in the app and keep revisiting it which are:
Also i discovered many more ways to keep users engaged in the app and keep revisiting it which are:
Membership cards
Membership cards
Personalized Taste Profiles
Personalized Taste Profiles
Fast Reorders
Fast Reorders
Discount features for ordering in Bulk
Discount features for ordering in Bulk
Taste Profile Match and Leaderboards
Taste Profile Match and Leaderboards
Name
The name is SAVORI. It has a Chinese meaning though I used the English word. The Name Savori is a summation of 3 chinese words
The name is SAVORI. It has a Chinese meaning though I used the English word. The Name Savori is a summation of 3 chinese words
Sa = 萨 = meaning Stylish
Vo = 沃 = meaning Rich
Ri = 里 = meaning Jasmine
Big Takeaway
Big Takeaway
Savori is my 2nd Project after Voxen and it is made responsive so that i could learn about all the grid systems and how they differ in each screen . It also taught me minimalism is the key to take your design way up and also let the app decide what you have to do next.
Savori is my 2nd Project after Voxen and it is made responsive so that i could learn about all the grid systems and how they differ in each screen . It also taught me minimalism is the key to take your design way up and also let the app decide what you have to do next.
I got the idea of making this project from a very silly experience. When I was young and was scrolling pinterest someone posted - Time is more important than money yet we always chase money not happiness in that time. So I just started thinking what makes someone life good so for me I got into anime and there was a bar like a really premium old bar type and very shady. So I just got a thought if I open a bar it'll be so cool and I will be really happy at that time but soon dropped the idea after growing up. But few months back I realised everything is online nowadays so why not just make it online as one of my project which very well looks shady too hehe. So now that I am doing Product Design I realize this area have soo much freedom I can make anything I like and deliver it online with the same vibes i see on local shops or anime. So the definition of cool changed for me and now I think it's really cool to just complete the dreams which can make you happy through any medium. I guess that timeline happiness is fulfilled by my online project but I don't know I may be delusional because it don't have any customers yet but yeah achieved that shady anime type flow where only rich people shop.
I got the idea of making this project from a very silly experience. When I was young and was scrolling pinterest someone posted - Time is more important than money yet we always chase money not happiness in that time. So I just started thinking what makes someone life good so for me I got into anime and there was a bar like a really premium old bar type and very shady. So I just got a thought if I open a bar it'll be so cool and I will be really happy at that time but soon dropped the idea after growing up. But few months back I realised everything is online nowadays so why not just make it online as one of my project which very well looks shady too hehe. So now that I am doing Product Design I realize this area have soo much freedom I can make anything I like and deliver it online with the same vibes i see on local shops or anime. So the definition of cool changed for me and now I think it's really cool to just complete the dreams which can make you happy through any medium. I guess that timeline happiness is fulfilled by my online project but I don't know I may be delusional because it don't have any customers yet but yeah achieved that shady anime type flow where only rich people shop.