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Project for MSCI 444 (Info Systems) class. We created a website called "FoodMe" in which uW students can find food recommendations easier based on time, desires and mood. We also included our subsystems diagrams. The link provided is a WIP (work in progress)
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- 1. FoodMe A production of Meer Cat Systems Presenting Merisa Lee Wendy D’Souza Jesse Feld Sharan Gurkar
- 2. MoodCuisine Proximity How do we decide where to eat?
- 3. What is FoodMe? • Website targeting UW students that are uncertain where to eat.
- 5. FoodMe It’s Monday morning. I want food for: Menu Sitting in a coffee shop An energy boost Rushing Feeding an army
- 6. Curing a hangover Feeding an army Student’s poor budget Sitting in a coffee shop Thought An energy boost Rushing My healthy side Relaxing My cool friends and I Being fancy My hot date and I Munchies My ‘rentz who came to visit
- 8. What makes FoodMe different? Based on feeling/mood. Most students don’t know what they want. We give many different options.
- 9. FoodMe I t ’ s S u n d a y m o r n i n g . I w a n t f o o d f o r : Menu Curing a hangover My healthy side An army Thought An empty wallet Sitting in a coffee shop Features: • Mobile friendly • Clean design • Responsive
- 10. FoodMe I t ’ s S u n d a y m o r n i n g . I w a n t f o o d f o r : Menu Curing a hangover My healthy side An army Thought An empty wallet Sitting in a coffee shop Food Me FoodMe I f e e l l i k e h a v i n g : Menu Italian Chinese Indian Coffee Sweets Breakfast
- 11. INPUT: User’s time + moods + desires So, how does it work?
- 12. how does it work? INPUT: User’s time + moods + desires So,
- 13. how does it work? OUTPUT: Food recommendations So,
- 14. Now Question 1 Question 2 FoodLink FoodItem
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