Enatega App: Removing 'Default Category' On Restaurant Cards

Oct 14, 2025 by Dimemap Team 61 views

Hey guys! Let's dive into a little bug fix on the Enatega customer app. The goal? To clean up the restaurant cards on the discovery screen by removing that pesky "Default Category" heading when it's not supposed to be there. It's all about making the app look slick and user-friendly, right? We're focusing on how these restaurant details are displayed, specifically when a restaurant hasn't had a food category selected by the user. This change aims to ensure the app provides a better, cleaner experience for everyone. So, grab a seat, and let’s get into the details of this fix and why it's important.

The Bug: Unwanted "Default Category"

Alright, so here's the deal. Currently, in the Enatega customer application, when you're browsing the discovery page and checking out those restaurant cards, you might spot something a bit off. Right under the restaurant's name, there's a heading that says "Default Food Category." The problem? This heading pops up even when the restaurant hasn't actually selected a specific food category. It's like the app is showing something that shouldn't be there, which can be confusing and makes the app look a bit messy. Our mission is simple: get rid of that heading when it's not relevant.

We are talking about how the Enatega customer application displays restaurant information on the discovery screen. This is a key part of the user experience because it’s often the first thing customers see when they open the app. The current behavior creates unnecessary visual clutter and potentially confuses users. The current functionality displays a “Default Food Category” heading under the restaurant name, even if the restaurant hasn't specified a category. Our aim is to eliminate this heading when no food category is selected, which enhances the user experience. We believe that this small change will significantly improve the app's usability and aesthetics, making it much more intuitive for users to find what they're looking for. By removing unnecessary information, we keep things clear, concise, and enjoyable. This will significantly enhance the overall user experience.

How to Reproduce the Problem

So, you want to see this bug in action? It's super easy. Just follow these steps:

Open the Enatega Customer Application: Make sure you've got the latest version installed.
Go to the Discovery Page: This is usually the first screen you see when you open the app, or it might be in a section labeled "Explore" or something similar.
Check Out the Restaurant Cards: Scroll through the list of restaurants. Look closely at the cards, especially the area right below the restaurant names.
Spot the "Default Category": If a restaurant hasn't specified a food category, you'll see "Default Food Category" displayed there. That's the bug we're talking about!

Basically, the bug appears when the restaurant hasn't selected a specific food category, but the app still shows the "Default Food Category" heading. This leads to the app appearing less polished and can confuse users. The steps above provide a clear guide to reproduce this issue, allowing developers and testers to quickly identify and verify the problem. Now, let's consider the expected behavior, the fix, and how it improves the user experience.

Expected Behavior: A Clean Look

Here’s what we want to happen instead. The app should behave like this:

If a Food Category Is Selected: The restaurant card should display the selected food category. For example, if a restaurant is "Italian," then "Italian" should be shown on the card.
If No Food Category Is Selected: The category heading should either be completely blank, or it should not be shown at all. This will depend on the specific design guidelines of the app. The main goal is to avoid displaying unnecessary information.

The ideal scenario is to ensure the app only displays relevant information. This change ensures the app looks clean and the user isn’t seeing confusing or unnecessary information. This approach makes the app much more user-friendly and polished. The change focuses on providing a cleaner and more intuitive interface. This will significantly enhance the overall user experience. The cleaner interface ensures that users are not confused by irrelevant information, improving the usability of the app.

The Impact: Why This Matters

This small change has a big impact on the user experience! By removing unnecessary or confusing information, we make the app easier to use and more visually appealing. Think about it – when the app looks clean and professional, users are more likely to trust it and keep using it. This fix directly addresses this issue, providing a cleaner, more intuitive interface for the users. It streamlines the way information is presented, allowing users to quickly grasp what each restaurant offers. A clean and professional app not only enhances user satisfaction but also positively impacts brand perception. By addressing this issue, we’re making the app more user-friendly and visually appealing.

When users open the app, they should be able to easily understand what's being offered. The elimination of the “Default Food Category” heading when it’s not relevant, enhances the overall user experience by reducing clutter and making the interface more intuitive. This makes the user experience more enjoyable and helps customers find what they are looking for. Ensuring only relevant details are displayed is paramount for maintaining user engagement and trust. By removing the unnecessary heading, we avoid causing confusion and enhance overall user satisfaction. A well-designed interface leads to a more positive user experience.

Implementation Details and Technical Aspects

Fixing this issue involves modifying how the restaurant cards are displayed. Here are a few technical things to consider:

Conditional Display: The code needs to be updated to conditionally show the category heading. This means the heading should only appear if a food category has been selected for the restaurant.
Data Check: The app needs to check whether the restaurant has a food category assigned. This probably involves checking a database field or a similar data structure.
UI Updates: The front-end (what the user sees) needs to be updated to reflect these changes. This might involve hiding the heading element if no category is selected or displaying a blank space.

This change involves modifying the way the restaurant cards are displayed on the discovery screen. Developers should use conditional statements to check if a restaurant has a food category selected and only display the heading if the category exists. This change will include the conditional display of the category heading. The data check involves verifying the restaurant's food category. The updates in the UI are important to reflect changes. Developers can use these details to implement the necessary changes effectively and ensure a seamless user experience. Implementing this fix requires a solid understanding of the application’s codebase and user interface elements. By correctly implementing these technical aspects, the team ensures a polished user experience.

Additional Considerations and Testing

Once the fix is implemented, thorough testing is essential:

Test Cases: Create test cases to verify that the category heading appears when a food category is selected and disappears when no category is selected.
Device Testing: Test on various devices and operating systems to ensure consistency.
Regression Testing: Make sure the fix doesn't introduce new issues or break existing functionality.

The testing process should cover different scenarios, ensuring the fix works consistently across all devices. This ensures that the changes are effective and do not introduce new issues. Testing is essential to ensure the fix is effective and doesn't cause any unintended side effects. This includes device testing, to verify the fix works well across various devices. Conducting this comprehensive testing will help ensure the reliability of the fix.

Conclusion: A Better User Experience

By removing the "Default Category" heading when no food category is selected, we can create a cleaner, more intuitive experience for users. This is all about improving usability and ensuring the app looks professional. It's the little details like this that make a big difference in user satisfaction. This fix will create a cleaner, more intuitive experience for users, enhancing usability and ensuring that the app looks professional. By focusing on the details, we significantly improve the user experience and increase user satisfaction.

This project will have a positive impact on user experience and overall satisfaction. Improving the Enatega customer application enhances the user interface by removing the unnecessary heading. This will lead to a more intuitive, user-friendly interface. This fix creates a cleaner and more intuitive experience. By paying attention to small details like this, we can create a better experience for the users. This small fix contributes to a significant improvement in the overall user experience, leading to greater user satisfaction and engagement. By enhancing the app's aesthetic, we improve the user experience and ensure customer retention.