1. Keeping Vegetables In Mind A conceptual design by Max Zamkow Stanford University, Spring 2010 CS377v - Creating Health Habits habits.stanford.edu Design Challenge To influence five people to start on the path to increasing their vegetable intake

4. Storyboard: Alexandra and Veggies Stanford University, Spring 2010 CS377v - Creating Health Habits habits.stanford.edu As Alexandra thinks about what she'd like to eat for her next meal she thinks about vegetables Later that evening, Alexandra receives an email asking her to report on how many vegetables she ate that day and replies to it. Alexandra realizes that she only eats one vegetable a day and wants to start eating more but doesn't know where to start. She owns a smart phone and signs up for the "Keeping Vegetables In Mind" study. Once or more a day, right when she's starting to feel hungry, Alexandra receives a MMS message on her phone. Alexandra sees a picture of a vegetable and a funny/interesting caption. Also in the email, Alexandra sees how many vegetables her friends have been eating and compares her numbers to theirs.

5. Prototype of Keeping Vegetables In Mind Stanford University, Spring 2010 CS377v - Creating Health Habits habits.stanford.edu Before mealtimes, the user will be sent an MMS to their "Smart Phone" with an image of a vegetable and a (likely humorous) caption. In the evening each user will receive an email with a form asking them to report how many vegetables they ate in that day.