Product design question

Which existing feature on Zomato would you sunset or redesign? why?

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What this question tests

Product judgment on prioritization and sunsetting, not just adding features, including the ability to argue for removing something.

List Zomato's current features: search and discovery, delivery, dine out reservations, reviews, and loyalty.
Pick one with weak usage, for example the dine out reservation flow, which competes with direct restaurant booking and Google.
State the evidence you would want: booking completion rate, restaurant partner adoption, and use versus calling the restaurant directly.
Decide sunset versus redesign based on whether the underlying need is still valid but poorly served.
Propose redesigning it into a lighter waitlist or queue feature integrated with restaurant POS instead of a full reservation system.
Define success as restaurant partner retention and fewer no show bookings.

Picks a specific, plausible weak feature instead of a vague answer like reviews need work.
Backs the choice with an assumable metric, for example under 5 percent of diners use in app reservations.
Explains why redesign beats outright sunset: the underlying job, skipping the line, still matters to users.
Flags the stakeholder cost to restaurant partners before recommending change.

Picking a feature to sunset with no reasoning tied to usage or business impact.
Treating sunset and redesign as the same decision without weighing them separately.

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