The intra-community food supply chain is the production and distribution of food within a local community. This project was to design an eco-friendly Intra-community food supply chain for transparency and equity to tackle food insecurity within the local community through online platforms and apps that facilitate direct sales and distribution.
DESIGN PROCESS
Problem
GOAL
Solution
To foster an eco-friendly food supply chain, we've developed Farmlinker, an intuitive app tailored to the needs of farmers, consumers, and drivers. Upon initial access to Farmlinker, users can assume one of three roles: Farmer, Consumer, or Driver.
1) green farm certification & Live broadcasting
2) education
3) Donation
4) farmer ranking system
1) recycling packages
2) Local Best, Seasonal Best
3) Live Streaming
4) consumer ranking system
1) delivery mode
2) Recycle Mode
3) driver ranking system
research
persona
process map
INFORMATION ARCHITECTURE &
wireframes
styleguide
Result &
Final feedback &
prototype
What I've learned
This project focused on the design thinking process. So while there are limitations to not testing real apps, the lesson I learned from this project was how to systematically navigate the design process to pinpoint problems and devise solutions. Of course, this design thinking process is not always applied to actual projects, but if I know how to approach the problem systematically and come up with a solution, I think I can apply this process in a variety of ways..
FINAL DESIGN
GREEN CERTIFICATION
Using the data and insights gathered from the previous steps, I designed the optimal solution for the user. I believe that my proposed design efficiently solves the user's problems.