Reflection on glows/grows from your demo
Glows: Our demo was pretty good and went smoothly. Our website had a visually appealing landing page which many people also complimented. We managed to showcase all of our features effectively in a short time and give a quick intro to hook people to watch our demo. The audience said they enjoyed our clarity and concise nature while presenting, conveying all the information without wasting time while still being engaging and informative.
Grows: Some visitors gave feedback on wanting more interactive elements to make the project more unique and fun. They said the website worked as intended but could also be spiced up with new features so it doesn't just act as basically Google but only for recipes.
From feedback, something you will add to individual CPT project
To address this, we plan on expanding our user profile customizability by including settings and a way to bookmark certain recipes. We also want to expand our forum feature to include being able to upload pictures of food users have created. One audience member commented that users should also be able to upload recipes they've created or seen elsewhere that are not on our website, so we would also like to add a section where users can look at other users' uploaded recipes.
Visuals or pics of team and people you talked
Blog on event
Something you saw in CompSci that impressed
I saw a team that made a AI Chat Box which seemed really interesting. Not only did they implement sort of a ChatGPT into their site, but they also added a section where they could chat with other users on the site. They also have an effective login/signup system and even a place to look at images. The entire chatbox and interaction with the AI looks super clean.
Something you saw outside of CompSci that you liked
Blog / article on you and team
Reflection on glows/grows from your demo Glows: Our demo was pretty good and went smoothly. Our website had a visually appealing landing page which many people also complimented. We managed to showcase all of our features effectively in a short time and give a quick intro to hook people to watch our demo. The audience said they enjoyed our clarity and concise nature while presenting, conveying all the information without wasting time while still being engaging and informative.
Grows: Some visitors gave feedback on wanting more interactive elements to make the project more unique and fun. They said the website worked as intended but could also be spiced up with new features so it doesn't just act as basically Google but only for recipes.
From feedback, something you will add to individual CPT project To address this, we plan on expanding our user profile customizability by including settings and a way to bookmark certain recipes. We also want to expand our forum feature to include being able to upload pictures of food users have created. One audience member commented that users should also be able to upload recipes they've created or seen elsewhere that are not on our website, so we would also like to add a section where users can look at other users' uploaded recipes.
Visuals or pics of team and people you talked
Blog on event
Something you saw in CompSci that impressed I saw a team that made a AI Chat Box which seemed really interesting. Not only did they implement sort of a ChatGPT into their site, but they also added a section where they could chat with other users on the site. They also have an effective login/signup system and even a place to look at images. The entire chatbox and interaction with the AI looks super clean.
Something you saw outside of CompSci that you liked