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Load the internet on your smartphone and visit: http://aidsorc.org/compprot
When it loads, you can choose any restaurant. You can explore the menu of Flour Cafe most extensively. Because only the lunch options would be affected by the vegetarian tag, the feedback for filtering for vegetarian only appears on the lunch page.
Reflections:
This project imposed a whole new set of constraints on our original paper prototype. We did an additional round of testing on our paper prototype and found that people were open to several layouts. We had concluded after our second iteration of paper prototyping that people would want multiple food icons on the top of the screen and entree details in the center. But in a third iteration of paper prototyping, we just had one huge picture which would take up the entire screen, and people liked that as well. They especially liked the idea of having big pictures so they could see the details of the menu items. We ultimately decided to go with the second option because we felt it would be the best use of our screen real estate. The original icons would have clouded up the screen, and one of the main purposes of our app is to give customers a realistic view of what they are eating. We want this picture to be as large as possible, and because mobile screens are so small, we decide to make this picture the main stage.