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Interactive Menu: Enhancing Dining Experience for All

Learn how the interactive menu empowers users with personal attention and choice, catering to dietary restrictions like gluten allergies. Meet Samantha, a college junior navigating life with a new gluten allergy. Explore the benefits of hassle-free ordering and refusal to sacrifice safety. From memorizer to learner, enhance your dining experience and address safety concerns with ease.

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Interactive Menu: Enhancing Dining Experience for All

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  1. Interactive Menu:Personalizing the Dining Experience for Everyone Sarah Allen, Ellen Chisa, Michael Hughes & Hermes Taylor

  2. Why do we eat out? • Convenience • Social Opportunity • Personal Attention • Choice

  3. The interactive menu empowers users by adding personal attention and choice back into their dining experience.

  4. Meet Samantha • 21 years old, junior in college • Recently diagnosed gluten allergy. • Lifecycle of someone with dietary restriction • Safety • Not being a pain • Memorizer to Learner • Refuse to Sacrifice

  5. Safety • “How was I supposed to know licorice had gluten!?” • “I get the waiter’s attention, look him in the eye and explain exactly what I can’t eat.” • “I take Benadryl right away if I feel anything!”

  6. Addressing Safety

  7. Addressing Safety

  8. Not being a pain • “I really don’t like having to interfereall the time.” • “How can I tell them I can’t even drink normal beer?”

  9. Automatic Substitution

  10. Hassle-Free Ordering

  11. Memorizer to Learner

  12. Enhance, not Eliminate

  13. Refusal to Sacrifice

  14. Refusal to Sacrifice

  15. Demo

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