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We elaborated on the information needs of our target users to develop mental models: Common Needs:
Yuppie Couple:
Soccer Mom:
Given the above needs, we developed scenarios to elucidate the series of actions that each user type is likely to take when visiting the site. All users are likely to filter recipes by the primary ingredient, such as the type and cut of meat it requires. Since the yuppie couple is under time pressure, they are next likely to prioritize recipes by the preparation time. While browsing, they will use secondary information about diet phase and ingredients to filter out recipes that are not appropriate to them. The soccer mom is more likely to prioritize by phase or carb content and then browse for "interesting" items. In particular, she will be looking to build a complete meal that addresses the nutritional needs of her whole family. Both user types will use information about the taste of the food from a picture or description to make their final selections.
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| IID 2005 . Human-Computer Interaction Institute . Carnegie Mellon University | ||||||||||||