01 / PRODUCT

What is SaladBox?

SaladBox is a healthy food ordering product designed to make better food choices easier without adding complexity to the ordering experience.

01

DISCOVER


Find relevant meals

without endless browsing.

02

UNDERSTAND


See nutrition and meal

information before deciding.

03

PERSONALIZE


Build a meal around

individual preferences.

02 / THE PROBLEM

Healthy food is available.

Choosing it isn't always easy.

Food ordering makes convenience easy, but healthier choices can still require too much effort. Users may have to compare meals, understand nutrition, and figure out whether a dish fits their preferences before they can confidently order.

How might we make healthy food easier to discover, understand, personalize, and order?

01

Too much uncertainty

Users may not immediately know what a meal contains or whether it fits their preferences.

02

Personalization takes effort

Healthy eating is personal, but standard ordering experiences often provide limited flexibility.

03

Nutrition comes too late

Users need useful information while deciding—not after they've already ordered.

03 / USER

Who are we building for?.

TARGET USER / PROTO-PERSONA

Health-conscious,

convenience-seeking

food buyers

THEY WANT

✓ Eat healthier without spending too much time deciding
✓ Understand what's inside their meals
✓ Customize around preferences
✓ Order quickly

THEY STRUGGLE WITH

× Too many choices
× Limited nutritional context
× Unclear personalization
× Extra effort to make a confident decision

Help me choose a meal that fits my preferences without making the ordering process complicated.

05 / OPPORTUNITY

From food ordering

to informed food decisions.

Traditional

SaladBox

BROWSE

↓

CHOOSE

↓

CHECKOUT

DISCOVER

↓

EVALUATE

↓

PERSONALIZE

↓

ORDER

09 / PRODUCT FLOW

One connected journey.

HOME

DISCOVER

PRODUCT DETAIL

CUSTOMIZE

CART

CHECKOUT

Discover → Evaluate → Personalize → Order

REVIEW

07 / MVP

What belongs in the first version?

DISCOVER


Home
Categories
Search
Recommendations

EVALUATE


Meal details
Nutrition
Ingredients
Calories

PERSONALIZE


Base
Protein
Toppings
Dressing
Review

CONVERT


Cart
Checkout

Build the smallest experience needed to prove the core promise: helping users discover, understand, personalize, and order a healthier meal.

Prove the core value


Meal discovery
Nutrition
Customization
Cart
Checkout

Increase relevance and repeat usage


Personalized recommendations
Saved preferences
Favorites
Reorder
Goal-based recommendations

Expand the product ecosystem


Meal plans
Subscriptions
Nutrition coaching
Loyalty

The MVP principle

MVP

V2

LATER

04 / USER NEEDS

Understand what I'm eating before I order

Understand what I'm eating before I order.

Customize without making the process harder.

What does the user actually need?

01 CONFIDENCE

02 CLARITY

03 CONTROL

15 / NEXT ITERATION

Recommend meals around:

High Protein
Low Calorie
Balanced
Plant Based

Use saved preferences to make recommendations increasingly relevant.

Test:

  • discovery behavior

  • nutrition comprehension

  • customization friction

  • checkout intent

  • repeat-order motivation

If I took SaladBox further...

Goal-based discovery

Smarter personalization

Real user validation

06 / STRATEGY

Make the healthy choice

the easy choice.

01

Context before choice

Give users enough information to make a confident decision.

02

Progressive personalization

Guide users through choices instead of presenting everything at once.

03

Nutrition at the moment of decision

Make nutritional context available while the user is choosing.

04

One connected journey

Discovery, evaluation, personalization and checkout should feel connected.

08 / PRIORITIZATION

Not every good idea belongs in the MVP.

Feature

Meal discovery

MVP

MVP

MVP

MVP

V2

LATER

LATER

Nutrition information

Bowl customization

Health categories

Personalized recommendations

Meal plans

Subscription

Decision

10 / KEY PRODUCT DECISIONS

01

Make personalization part of the core journey.

Healthy food choices are individual, so customization becomes part of the product's core value rather than an optional feature.

02

Surface nutrition before checkout.

Information is most useful when it helps the user decide what to order.

The decisions behind the experience.

04

Use recommendations to reduce choice overload.

The product should help users reach a relevant starting point rather than simply presenting more options.

03

Turn complex customization into a sequence.


BASE → PROTEIN → TOPPINGS → DRESSING → REVIEW


Progressive choices make customization easier to navigate.

11 / PRODUCT EXPERIENCE

Turning the strategy into an experience.

01 — DISCOVER

The home experience combines recommendations, categories, and search to reduce the effort between opening the product and finding something relevant.

Find something worth choosing.

02 — EXPLORE

Categories help users move from a broad food catalogue to a more relevant set of options.

Health-oriented categories

Quick exploration

Reduced browsing effort

Narrow the choice.

03 — EVALUATE


  • Calories

  • Nutrition

  • Ingredients

  • Extras

  • Add to Cart

Product details bring nutritional context into the moment when the user decides whether a meal is right for them.

Give the user enough context to decide.

04 — PERSONALIZE

Instead of presenting every customization option at once, the experience breaks the decision into a guided sequence.

BASE

↓

PROTEIN

↓

TOPPINGS

↓

DRESSING

↓

REVIEW

Build it your way.

05 — CONVERT

Once the meal has been discovered, evaluated, and personalized, the final step should become simple.

items

  • customization

  • coupon

  • subtotal

  • checkout

Keep the final decision simple.

12 / BUSINESS VALUE

Where does SaladBox create value?

Easier decisions

Discover healthier options with less effort.

Better confidence

Understand nutrition before ordering.

More control

Customize meals around preferences.

USER VALUE

BUSINESS VALUE

Relevant orders

More useful discovery can support conversion.

Add-ons

Customization can introduce additional paid ingredients/extras.

Repeat behavior

Personalization can create stronger reasons to return.

Future recurring revenue

Subscriptions and meal plans could extend the product..

14 / LEARNINGS

What I learned

01

Good personalization isn't about more choices.

It's about structuring choices so users can make decisions without feeling overwhelmed.

02

Information creates value at the moment of decision.

Nutrition information is more useful when it supports an active choice.

03

Product decisions need to connect user value and business value.

A strong experience isn't only about making the interface easier—it should also create a reason for the product to succeed.

From choosing a meal

to making a better decision.

SaladBox explores how product strategy, personalization, and thoughtful product decisions can make healthier food choices feel simpler.

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13 / MEASUREMENT

DISCOVERY

Time to first relevant meal

↓

DECISION

Product detail → Add to cart

↓

PERSONALIZATION

Customization completion rate

↓

CONVERSION

Cart → Checkout

↓

RETENTION

Repeat order rate

Proposed success metrics — not measured outcomes.

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