CookBook

Human Computer Interaction

Professor Rob Jacob

Spring, 2025

As part of a semester-long Human–Computer Interaction course, my team researched, designed, prototyped, and tested CookBook, an AI-powered cooking application for young, tech-savvy home chefs. CookBook provides personalized recipes, grocery list assistance, and social features. The app blends utility and connection, helping users not only cook smarter but also share and learn together.

Part 1:

Product Description, User Analysis, Task Analysis, Usability Goals, Usage Scenarios, Conceptual Model, and Competitive Analysis

Part 2:

Design Specifications (Semantic, Syntactic, and Lexical), Storyboard, User Documentation, Task-Command Analysis, and Design Rationale

Part 3:

Paper Prototype & Testing with Users

Part 4:

Mid-Fidelity Prototype: Figma and Video Demonstration

Part 5:

Usability Testing and Observations with 5 Users

Part 6:

Between-Team Heuristic Evaluation

Part 7:

Final Prototype, User Testing, and Future Design Changes

Try the prototype yourself!

Final Presentation

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