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Silpo Meal Plans

I worked on creating a new direction within Silpo’s digital ecosystem - a subscription-based meal delivery service that helps people take better care of themselves without extra effort.

Silpo Meal Plans

I worked on creating a new direction within Silpo’s digital ecosystem - a subscription-based meal delivery service that helps people take better care of themselves without extra effort.

Silpo Meal Plans

I worked on creating a new direction within Silpo’s digital ecosystem - a subscription-based meal delivery service that helps people take better care of themselves without extra effort.

Industry

E-commerce app

Role

Product designer

Timeline

2 month

Industry

E-commerce app

Role

Product designer

Timeline

2 month

Industry

E-commerce app

Role

Product designer

Timeline

2 month

Background & Goals

Silpo is one of Ukraine’s most beloved retail chains, known for its creativity and care for guests. Over the past years, the brand has been building a powerful digital ecosystem - and the meal plan subscription became a natural next step.

The new service had to seamlessly integrate into the existing Silpo app while providing users with a new level of convenience and personalization.

Business goals:
· Increase order frequency and improve customer retention.
· Boost the average order value and overall guest LTV.
· Attract new customer segments.
· Cover guests’ day-to-day food needs with ease.

Background & Goals

Silpo is one of Ukraine’s most beloved retail chains, known for its creativity and care for guests. Over the past years, the brand has been building a powerful digital ecosystem - and the meal plan subscription became a natural next step.

The new service had to seamlessly integrate into the existing Silpo app while providing users with a new level of convenience and personalization.

Business goals:
· Increase order frequency and improve customer retention.
· Boost the average order value and overall guest LTV.
· Attract new customer segments.
· Cover guests’ day-to-day food needs with ease.

Background & Goals

Silpo is one of Ukraine’s most beloved retail chains, known for its creativity and care for guests. Over the past years, the brand has been building a powerful digital ecosystem - and the meal plan subscription became a natural next step.

The new service had to seamlessly integrate into the existing Silpo app while providing users with a new level of convenience and personalization.

Business goals:
· Increase order frequency and improve customer retention.
· Boost the average order value and overall guest LTV.
· Attract new customer segments.
· Cover guests’ day-to-day food needs with ease.

My Role

I worked as a Product Designer, responsible for the full design cycle — from research and hypothesis formulation to prototyping, usability testing, and final high-fidelity design.

I collaborated closely with stakeholders and adapted the concept to the brand’s existing ecosystem and technical constraints.

My Role

I worked as a Product Designer, responsible for the full design cycle — from research and hypothesis formulation to prototyping, usability testing, and final high-fidelity design.

I collaborated closely with stakeholders and adapted the concept to the brand’s existing ecosystem and technical constraints.

My Role

I worked as a Product Designer, responsible for the full design cycle — from research and hypothesis formulation to prototyping, usability testing, and final high-fidelity design.

I collaborated closely with stakeholders and adapted the concept to the brand’s existing ecosystem and technical constraints.

Image showcasing project timeline with list of activites
Image showcasing project timeline with list of activites
Image showcasing project timeline with list of activites
Image showcasing project timeline with list of activites

Research

We started with deep exploration — understanding the market, user needs, and internal limitations.

Activities:
· Briefing with Silpo to clarify goals and limits.
· Competitive analysis of meal subscription services.
· Review of global industry trends and best practices.
· In-depth interviews on users’ attitude to ready-made meals.

Research

We started with deep exploration — understanding the market, user needs, and internal limitations.

Activities:
· Briefing with Silpo to clarify goals and limits.
· Competitive analysis of meal subscription services.
· Review of global industry trends and best practices.
· In-depth interviews on users’ attitude to ready-made meals.

Research

We started with deep exploration — understanding the market, user needs, and internal limitations.

Activities:
· Briefing with Silpo to clarify goals and limits.
· Competitive analysis of meal subscription services.
· Review of global industry trends and best practices.
· In-depth interviews on users’ attitude to ready-made meals.

Image showcasing SWOT analysis
Image showcasing SWOT analysis
Image showcasing SWOT analysis
Image showcasing SWOT analysis

User Insights

Key insights:
· Transparency of ingredients is not a nice-to-have, but a must-have.
· Personalization of dishes - mandatory minimum without additional charges.
· Prejudice: diets are expensive or for weight loss.
· Desktop vs Mobile - different tasks.

These insights became the foundation for defining key touchpoints in the user journey and identifying potential value moments for the new service.

User Insights

Key insights:
· Transparency of ingredients is not a nice-to-have, but a must-have.
· Personalization of dishes - mandatory minimum without additional charges.
· Prejudice: diets are expensive or for weight loss.
· Desktop vs Mobile - different tasks.

These insights became the foundation for defining key touchpoints in the user journey and identifying potential value moments for the new service.

User Insights

Key insights:
· Transparency of ingredients is not a nice-to-have, but a must-have.
· Personalization of dishes - mandatory minimum without additional charges.
· Prejudice: diets are expensive or for weight loss.
· Desktop vs Mobile - different tasks.

These insights became the foundation for defining key touchpoints in the user journey and identifying potential value moments for the new service.

Image showcasing user's persons jobs-to-be-done
Image showcasing user's persons jobs-to-be-done
Image showcasing user's persons jobs-to-be-done
Image showcasing user's persons jobs-to-be-done

Defining the Direction

I analyzed how the service could naturally fit into the existing Silpo ecosystem. We mapped high-level user flows and identified moments where personalization could increase value.

Based on the research, we formulated hypotheses across the AARRR funnel — from acquisition to retention — and prioritized them by potential business impact and implementation effort.

Defining the Direction

I analyzed how the service could naturally fit into the existing Silpo ecosystem. We mapped high-level user flows and identified moments where personalization could increase value.

Based on the research, we formulated hypotheses across the AARRR funnel — from acquisition to retention — and prioritized them by potential business impact and implementation effort.

Defining the Direction

I analyzed how the service could naturally fit into the existing Silpo ecosystem. We mapped high-level user flows and identified moments where personalization could increase value.

Based on the research, we formulated hypotheses across the AARRR funnel — from acquisition to retention — and prioritized them by potential business impact and implementation effort.

Image showcasing user flow
Image showcasing user flow
Image showcasing user flow
Image showcasing user flow

Hypotheses

Hypotheses

Hypotheses

Welcome discount

Acquisition

Based on the fact that large discounts on first orders from food delivery services significantly increase the likelihood of a first purchase and lower the barrier to entry.

We decided to offer new users a 25% discount on their first order of ready-made meals.

We will be right when the conversion of new users to their first order increases by at least 30%, and the share of those who place a second order within two weeks exceeds 20%.

Photo shows first app screen with all entry points in meal plan flow
Photo shows first app screen with all entry points in meal plan flow
Photo shows first app screen with all entry points in meal plan flow
Photo shows first app screen with all entry points in meal plan flow

Taste Rating

Activation

Based on the fact that users pay attention to reviews when choosing meal plans.

We decided to create the ability to add comments and rate meal plans.

We will know that this is a success when the conversion rate from viewing to adding to cart increases by 20%.

Mini Meal Plan

Activation

Based on the fact that people enjoy the flexibility of buying smaller portions or trying meals “for one occasion,”

We decided to let users order 1–2 dishes instead of a full-day meal plan to lower the entry barrier and make it easier to try the service.

We will be right when we see an increase in first-time orders consisting of 1–2 dishes.

Photo shows app screens that helps user choose meals by themselfs and filter
Photo shows app screens that helps user choose meals by themselfs and filter
Photo shows app screens that helps user choose meals by themselfs and filter
Photo shows app screens that helps user choose meals by themselfs and filter

Family Profiles

Retention

Based on the fact that 49% of Silpo users are women who take care of the whole family

We decided to create the ability to create profiles for family members with their food preferences and dietary needs in the diet settings.

We will know that this is a success when we increase the average check by 10-15%.

Fun Plates

Activation → Retention

Based on the fact that children are often less interested in healthy food and that playful presentation increases their willingness to try new dishes,

We decided to create a special line of kids’ meals designed as cute, funny creatures (for example, using tomatoes as eyes or avocado as ears).

We will be right when family orders grow by 15% and repeat orders from families with kids rise by 20%.

Photo shows app screen with fun plate for kids with instruction
Photo shows app screen with fun plate for kids with instruction
Photo shows app screen with fun plate for kids with instruction
Photo shows app screen with fun plate for kids with instruction

Free Customization

Activation → Retention

Based on the fact that personalization without additional charges is a must-have

We decided to allow ingredients and dishes to be substituted free of charge.

We will be right when repeat orders increase by 10%, customization adoption exceeds 40%, and NPS rises by 10 points.

Quick Personalizer

Activation → Retention

Based on the fact that users want to feel understood and in control of their meal choices (as revealed during interviews)

We decided to add a “Quick Personalizer” that lets users specify allergies, taste preferences, and calorie goals.

We will be right when the completion rate of onboarding increases by 20%, and post-purchase NPS is at least 10 points higher compared to users who skipped personalization.

Photo shows app screens that help users set their preferences
Photo shows app screens that help users set their preferences
Photo shows app screens that help users set their preferences
Photo shows app screens that help users set their preferences

Chef QR

Activation → Retention

Based on users’ distrust of ready-made meal quality and their need for transparency and emotional connection

We decided to add a QR code on each box showing ingredient origins, product quality, and a friendly chef confirming allergen safety.

We will be right when user trust and NPS increase, and concerns about meal safety decrease, indicating stronger emotional engagement and lower cognitive load.

All-in Payments

Retention

Based on the fact that flexible payment options signal good service

We decided to let users specify the bill they’ll pay with when choosing cash payment, so couriers can prepare change in advance.

We’ll be right when the conversion rate at the payment stage increases by 15% and payment-related drop-offs decrease.

Photo shows app screen with notification about preparing change in advance
Photo shows app screen with notification about preparing change in advance
Photo shows app screen with notification about preparing change in advance
Photo shows app screen with notification about preparing change in advance

Combo Cart

Revenue

Based on the fact that users often buy groceries and ready meals together

We decided to let them combine both in one cart.

We’ll be right when the average order value and repeat purchase rate increase.

Photo shows app screens that help user buy store goods along with meal plans
Photo shows app screens that help user buy store goods along with meal plans
Photo shows app screens that help user buy store goods along with meal plans
Photo shows app screens that help user buy store goods along with meal plans

Gift for a Friend

Referral

Based on the fact that referral incentives increase engagement and lower acquisition costs

We decided to et users who spend over ₴1999 choose a gift to send to a friend.

We’ll be right when the referral conversion rate and repeat purchase rate grow by at least 10–15%, while CAC remains stable or decreases.

Photo shows app screen that helps user choose gift for friend
Photo shows app screen that helps user choose gift for friend
Photo shows app screen that helps user choose gift for friend
Photo shows app screen that helps user choose gift for friend

Usability Testing

To validate the concept, I conducted moderated usability testing with six participants representing our target segments.

Test focus:
· understanding the concept of rations from the first contact
· clarity of navigation and meal plan customization flow
· perception of value and trust

Based on user feedback, a table was created with findings (problems and recommendations).

Usability Testing

To validate the concept, I conducted moderated usability testing with six participants representing our target segments.

Test focus:
· understanding the concept of rations from the first contact
· clarity of navigation and meal plan customization flow
· perception of value and trust

Based on user feedback, a table was created with findings (problems and recommendations).

Usability Testing

To validate the concept, I conducted moderated usability testing with six participants representing our target segments.

Test focus:
· understanding the concept of rations from the first contact
· clarity of navigation and meal plan customization flow
· perception of value and trust

Based on user feedback, a table was created with findings (problems and recommendations).

Image showcasing table with usability testing results
Image showcasing table with usability testing results
Image showcasing table with usability testing results
Image showcasing table with usability testing results

Results & Learnings

By the end of the project, we had a validated concept and a detailed prototype ready for handoff.

This case strengthened my ability to:
· Connect user experience decisions with business metrics.
· Work with existing ecosystems and design within constraints.
· Test and iterate fast while keeping focus on real value.

Most importantly, I learned how design can help transform good intentions - like “I should eat better” - into real, repeatable habits.

Results & Learnings

By the end of the project, we had a validated concept and a detailed prototype ready for handoff.

This case strengthened my ability to:
· Connect user experience decisions with business metrics.
· Work with existing ecosystems and design within constraints.
· Test and iterate fast while keeping focus on real value.

Most importantly, I learned how design can help transform good intentions - like “I should eat better” - into real, repeatable habits.

Results & Learnings

By the end of the project, we had a validated concept and a detailed prototype ready for handoff.

This case strengthened my ability to:
· Connect user experience decisions with business metrics.
· Work with existing ecosystems and design within constraints.
· Test and iterate fast while keeping focus on real value.

Most importantly, I learned how design can help transform good intentions - like “I should eat better” - into real, repeatable habits.

Let’s connect!

Feel free to reach out for collaboration or just to say hello!

Let’s connect!

Feel free to reach out for collaboration or just to say hello!

Let’s connect!

Feel free to reach out for collaboration or just to say hello!

© 2025 All rights reserved. Designed & Build by Anastasia Haidukova

© 2025 All rights reserved. Designed & Build by Anastasia Haidukova

© 2025 All rights reserved. Designed & Build by Anastasia Haidukova

© 2025 All rights reserved. Designed & Build by Anastasia Haidukova

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