The document describes a conceptual design for a 5-day challenge to get people to identify their five favorite vegetables. The challenge involves participants sending a text with one of their favorite vegetables each time they receive a text message. The goal is to get people to associate vegetables with pleasant tastes so they will want to eat more vegetables. It profiles a potential user, Josh, and how the challenge could help him discover vegetables he enjoys like baby carrots or tomatoes.

1. Veggies that I Love A conceptual design by Loreanne Garcia Ottati Stanford University, Spring 2010 CS377v - Creating Health Habits habits.stanford.edu Design Challenge Use cue behaviors to get people to identify their five favorite veggies Time limit: 1 hour, 30 min

4. Veggies that I Love Stanford University, Spring 2010 CS377v - Creating Health Habits habits.stanford.edu Josh wants to eat healthy, he wants to eat more vegetables. However, he doesn’t associate vegetables with a pleasant taste. He decides that to change his mindset he will join the five day challenge Josh follows his daily routine, he wakes up and goes to class. Later that day, he gets a text from one of his friends. He remembers that he has to send me a text with one of his favorite vegetables Each night Josh rand his friends eceive a funny email with an updated list of the veggies that they love Thanks to the challenge Josh discovers that he doesn’t like the taste of conventional vegetables but he loves V8 so he starts drinking one every day