Share-a-bite
A service concept for leftover event food on campus. Third place in the ADA Innovation Hub Design Sprint 2023.
- my part
- Designer, one of a team of four
- when
- 2023
- context
- ADA Innovation Hub Design Sprint 2023 (Circular Economy), UNSW
- team
- A team of four. Two postgraduates in Design and Architecture, me and one other, and two undergraduates.
- status
- Concept
outcomes
3rd
place, ADA Innovation Hub Design Sprint 2023 (Circular Economy)reported · sourceThe team deck, page 10 ("Won 3rd Place"), and the photographed prize cheque on that page, marked ADA Innovation Hub Design Sprint 2023, Third Place.
The sprint’s Challenge 03 was activating the UNSW community. Our problem statement was that food goes to waste at events at UNSW while some students go to bed without a proper meal. Share-a-bite is a Share Food feature for the university’s own app that connects the two.
Staff with leftovers post them in three steps: what food, how many servings and where on campus; allergy information; and until what time it’s available. People on campus then get a notification, and a card with the servings left and a Count me in button.
We handed in a problem statement, the app flow, a sample notification and a hand-drawn circular-economy loop: event food, the user and compost, with sharing and reuse circling the user.
