I am pretty proud of this class project. Building an app centering around the topic "campus life," my team were inspired by our friends who had dietary restrictions and we wanted to make it more convenient for them to find food on campus. The app features a map that will help the user locate the nearest on-campus food location and post advice to other users about what to have.

The project originally started as three separate ideas, of which we narrowed down to one. We met almost every week, starting out with storyboards of scenarios that might require the use of our app. (Interestingly, our original didn't even incorporate a map function. We were inspired by our storyboards, before anything was put down in code!) Then, we moved onto paper prototypes, then to user testing pre-implementation. Once we got enough feedback, we readjusted our prototype before continuing to our first version in code. From then on, it was tweaking with the designs and functionality until it was close to finished. The final stage was user testing, where we incorporated thinking-out-loud testing and A/B testing.