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Google Eat & Drink
In 2016, Google was gearing for one of the largest changes to its Google.com search page: the addition of shortcuts. Google Eat & Drink was one of 4 featured immersive experiences to coincide with this announcement.
I was the design lead, and oversaw the project from end-to-end in 9 months. I led a team of 4 designers, 3 researchers, and 1 writer. The product & engineerng team spanned 3 cities (Mountain View, New York, Tokyo). This project required significant coordination with VPs across Search & Maps, and many designers on Google Search.
Design, Product Strategy, Leadership
Company: Google
Year: 2016
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We created an easy disvoery experience to help you find quick bites or more choosy options.
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Leveraging Google's strengths
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We provided personalized recommendations based on your location history.
The role of Sprints
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As part of the design process, I led multiple sprints to help the team focus on solving specific problems.
“Eat & drink accesses nearby dining options, explore recommendations and stay updated on the dining scene in your neighborhood.”