Original Summary

Hi! I’m a designer transitioning into UX, and I’m testing an early portfolio concept called Recipe Garden. It suggests meals for the week, but instead of browsing endless recipes, you can push back on suggestions until you find something you want. There’s also a “You choose” option for tired evenings. This is a static clickable prototype—not a finished app or live AI. It creates no real account and saves nothing you enter. If you plan several dinners at home, the prototype and anonymous questionnaire take about 10 minutes: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdlY3TUHU4fRemNfwHMpev2Kmu0otYnIy2y3ZAXTIOBk9apJA/viewform I’m looking for constructive feedback after trying it: Did talking back to suggestions feel helpful or like extra work? Was anything confusing? What would make the idea more useful for you? There are no wrong answers. I genuinely want to know where it's confusing or annoying — "this made no sense" is more useful to me than "nice job." 🙂 Thank you! 🌱🍅🥒🥕   submitted by   /u/Friendly-Crab-338 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/20 05:55:03