In my environment, I observe many programmers who spend most of their working day in front of their laptop or PC and hardly move. They usually order their food online and have it delivered. This pattern repeats itself every day, five days a week. This inactivity can lead to health problems such as back pain and stomach problems, and their eyes suffer as well.
That's why I came up with the idea of an app that addresses this problem. The app allows users to order food and pick it up in person. This way, they could briefly get fresh air, exercise, and save on delivery time.
The app offers a variety of healthy meals from local restaurants. Users can easily place orders through the app, adjust the pickup time to fit their break, and enjoy high-quality food. Rewards could further motivate them to maintain healthy habits.
This app would not only improve physical health, but also quality of life. By addressing the challenges of the modern workday, it promotes a more balanced lifestyle.
As the saying goes, a good start is half the battle. Before delving into the user interface design, I made sure to refine the features and user interaction flow.
The following feature flowcharts illustrate the content strategy and user journey within the app. Filtering features allow users to customize their desired food combinations. Login functionality helps users create a personalized profile and associate it with their preferences. The creation of these flowcharts serves as a foundation for streamlining developer tasks and ultimately creating high-fidelity designs. They also facilitate the early identification of potential problems in the product, contributing to a fast and efficient troubleshooting process.
Software Developer
Berlin, Germany
26-35
Single