SUMMARY
LemonAid is a mobile app that helps people in need find and discover food options in their local area.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
CONTEXT
PROCESS
RESULTS
Problem
Research
Through phone interviews and face-to-face contextual inquiry conversations, we collected information from a soup kitchen, a shelter, a food bank and a university food service business.
Soup kitchen
Soup kitchen meal
Shelter meal menu
Analysis
Affinity Grouping
Key Findings
- People want a variety of food. Most of them care about what they eat. However, most teenagers don't care.
- Over 50% people throw away more than half of the food they get from either soup kitchen or the shelter.
- Food presentation matters, especially for kids. They will be happier eaters if the food looks good.
- There is no space for individual (mostly homeless people) to store or cook food. It is also an issue for community services and organizations who receive food donations.
- Homeless people are not able to pick up food from food pantry because that's too much to carry, and they have no place to store.
- Food expires. How to provide food to the people in need in time before it goes bad is a big topic.
Ideation
How Might We's
To transfer the problems into design opportunities, we asked several HMW questions to brainstorm solutions and transferred them into scenarios.
We decided to create an app or website for homeless and low income people who need information to access food options nearby. We called it "LemonAid".
Vision
Design
Solution
Takeaways
Future
About LemonAid
Problem
Outcome
Deliverables
✅ User research
✅ Personas
Tools Used
🔨 Trello
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