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This document outlines the problem of sharing personal recipes on social media and the lack of a focused platform for storing and sharing recipes with friends. It discusses user interviews that identified the need to share recipes with friends, receive feedback, and see what recipes friends are making. The goal is to create an iPhone application that allows users to take photos of recipes, input recipe information, follow friends' recipes, keep track of favorites, and comment on recipes. This will help users share improvised recipes without rewriting them and allow them to feel part of a community.
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The document summarizes a proposed app to help people cook meals easily. It would provide simple recipes categorized by ingredients or time available. Recipes would include ingredients on hand. The app would have timers, shopping lists, a leaderboard with rewards, and social sharing features. Research found people struggle to cook and want inspiration for healthy, affordable meals. The business model would generate revenue from user subscriptions and advertising partnerships with supermarkets.
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5 Ways to Find Your Voice, Share Your Passion, and Build a Platform - NNSTOY17
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tspoon_app_Ariella
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- 2. 2 PROBLEM To be able to share and post personal recipes. And to follow what friends are posting S O C I A L M E D I A Users personal recipes gets lost in social feed, only to be seen by few. S H A R I N G No focused platform for users to store and share personal recipes with friends. M E M O RY Users unable to log or remember all improvised favorite recipes.
- 3. 3 Users were motivated to improvise recipes due to Diets that they are currently consuming. Such as Weight loss, allergies, Health reasons N O U R U S E R 1 R E B E C C A U S E R 2 A N D R E W U S E R 3 Users had most popular use with recipe sites such as TASTY.COM. Reasons being, that they were easily found on social media, and inspired Users usually tend to adapt recipes to meet their needs, however have a hard time remembering how something was created. RESEARCH Through User interviews, I was able to pin point components and features that I would need to incorporate in this application
- 4. 4 GOAL To share recipes she created with friends, and receive feedback, and to be able to see and save recipes that friends are making. 01 GOAL To store all her favorite recipes and keep track of recipes she’s created. 02 SAMMI LYNN Employed full time, 25- 35 years old, often attends social events like friends BBQs or pot luck parties. Health conscious, often improvises when cooking to meet her diet needs. Highly creative. Lives an active life style W H O S H E I S ? Wants to share her recipes with friends without having to re-write them or struggle to remember what it was she created. To feel a sense of belonging within her community of friends. To receive praise or feedback on created recipes M O T I VAT I O N PA I N P O I N T S Spends to much time on research for recipe inspiration. Can’t remember previously cooked recipes that were improvised. Feels awkward bothering friends to send her their recipes she liked.
- 5. 5 iPhone APPLICATION Best platform to solve the problem is by use of an iPhone application. R E C I P E I N P U T Take / post photos of personal recipe and input information F R I E N D S Follow friends recipes that they are posting FAV O R I T E S Keep track and save favorite recipes. C O M M E N T To be able to post and receive feedback on recipes
- 6. 6 W I N S TO N S . C H U R C H I L L t-spoon app
Editor's Notes
- To change the image behind the Mock up. Select the layer - > Right Click -> Send to Back -> Delete the image -> Drag & Drop your Own Picture -> Send to Back (again)