Let's Find Dinner! is an interactive web application developed as a project for INFO 340 at the University of Washington. Let's Find Dinner! is made for three different groups of users within King County: consumers (food bank users), volunteers, and food banks. The main goal of this app is to aid in centralizing food bank information for users.
The primary feature of Let's find dinner is a search function in which users can filter for available foodbanks by hours of operation, location, as well as specific donation requests for items that food banks need. This function allows for consumers to find available food banks. Volunteers and food banks are also able to interact through the donation request filtering.
Volunteers are able to navigate to the volunteer page to submit their contact information for volunteer work. This can be helpful as it centralizes volunteering into one form that Let's Find Dinner could disseminate to food banks.
All users are able to make a user account. Let's Find Dinner supports two different styles of accounts: one for volunteers or consumers, and another for food banks. Both styles of accounts can be viewed in the profile page for individualized information per account.
Created by Soha Sultana, Richard Tran, Carol Yan, Raymond Smith