NAME: Srushti Manvendra Haryan

BATCH D CLASS: T.E. COMPS

EXPERIMENT NO. 1

EXPERIMENT- 01

AIM: To design a feedback system (food review application) for a restaurant

REQUIREMENTS: Justinmind UX tool software

PROBLEM Many of us are food enthusiasts and value satisfying restaurant experiences.
STATEMENT: Naturally, we all have a tendency to critique the food we eat to ensure our
money is well-spent. However, it can be difficult to trust online reviews due
to competitors spreading false negative reviews. Additionally, it is not
always feasible to ask people about their experiences with different
restaurants.

To address this issue, I have created a food review system that ensures that
reviews are written by genuine customers. This is achieved through the
generation of a unique QR code on the bill that customers receive.
Customers can then rate their experience, add pictures and leave comments.

Reviews are crucial for businesses to thrive, and to encourage customers to

take the time to provide feedback, a reward system in the form of a spin-
the-wheel is offered, providing customers with discounts on their next
purchase or order.

THEORY: User Experience

User experience (UX) design is the process design teams use to create
products that provide meaningful and relevant experiences to users. UX
design involves the design of the entire process of acquiring and integrating
the product, including aspects of branding, design, usability and function.
It focuses on having a deep understanding of users, what they need, what they
value, their abilities, and also their limitations. It also takes into account the
business goals and objectives of the group managing the project.

UX tools available in the market:

Here are some UX tools available in the market:

• Justinmind: Just in Mind is a prototyping tool used for creating
interactive and high-fidelity wireframes, mockups, and prototypes for
web and mobile applications. It provides a user-friendly interface for
designing and simulating the look and feel of a product, allowing for
easy collaboration and iteration with team members and stakeholders.
With features such as drag-and-drop elements, real-time preview, and
the ability to add custom code, Just in Mind is a popular choice for
 designers and product managers looking to streamline their design
process.
• Pidoco: Pidoco is a web-based prototyping tool that helps users create
wireframes, prototypes, and user interfaces for web and mobile
applications. It offers a range of features, including drag-and-drop
elements, real-time collaboration, and a library of pre-made templates
and UI elements. With Pidoco, designers can quickly create high-
fidelity prototypes, test them with users, and receive feedback to make
informed design decisions. The tool also supports multiple devices and
screen sizes, making it easy to create responsive designs.
• Marvel Prototype: Marvel App is a web-based platform that allows
designers to create and prototype interactive designs, animations, and
user interfaces. It offers a range of features such as drag-and-drop
interface design, collaboration tools, user testing, and more. With
Marvel App, designers can create wireframes, interactive prototypes,
and even complete design presentations. The tool also offers
integrations with popular design tools such as Sketch, Figma, and
Adobe XD. Marvel App is popular among designers and has been used
to create designs and prototypes for a range of industries and clients,
including Marvel Studios.

On comparing Justinmind, Pidoco and Marvel prototype, here are some

of the main differences between them:

User interface: Justinmind and Pidoco have more complex interfaces

compared to Marvel App. They offer a wide range of design and
prototyping features, but these can sometimes be overwhelming for
beginners. Marvel App, on the other hand, has a simpler and more
intuitive interface, making it easier for users to get started with
prototyping.

Features: All three tools offer similar features such as drag-and-drop

interface design, collaboration tools, and user testing. However,
Justinmind and Pidoco offer more advanced features such as
conditional logic and simulation, which can be useful for creating more
complex prototypes.

Integration: All three tools offer integrations with other design tools
such as Sketch, Figma, and Adobe XD. However, Justinmind and
Pidoco offer more integrations with project management and
development tools, making it easier to collaborate with other team
members and stakeholders.
Price: Marvel App offers a free plan with limited features, while
Justinmind and Pidoco offer free trials but require a paid subscription
to access all features. Justinmind and Pidoco are more expensive than
Marvel App, especially for enterprise-level plans.
SCREENSHOTS:

1. Homepage

This is the homepage of the food review app ‘Foodify’

2. Register Page

Here, the user can register himself/herself, and use the profile for reviewing
3. Welcome page

4. Scan the QR code

The bill that the user receives will have a QR code, which he/she can scan and prove the
customer’s authenticity
5. Customer’s orders

The customer’s ordered Once the reviews for every

dishes get displayed, on dish is submitted, the
clicking on any of the customer gets redirected to a
mentioned dishes, screen spin-the-wheel on swiping
5.2 appears right

The customer can give rating

(max 5 stars), upload the
food’s picture and give their
own comments along with
checking the consent box, to
display their reviews publicly

6. Feedback rewards

Here, the user can spin the wheel and the reward retains for the customer’s next order
 7. Thank you page

Conclusion:
After conducting the experiment, I became acquainted with a range of UX tools, including
Justinmind, Pidoco, and Marvel prototyping tool. After researching and comparing these tools, I
ultimately opted to work with Justinmind due to its advanced features and the availability of
various Android components that accelerated the process. While all three tools are suitable for
designing and testing interactive interfaces, Justinmind and Pidoco are better suited for more
complex prototyping requirements, whereas Marvel App is an excellent choice for beginners
and simpler projects.