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We spoke about this in class, but you might want to call this a ‘dinner party’ planner instead of a ‘banquet’ planner.
It’d be super helpful for me if you would label your wire views to match what you have in your app map.
We spoke about simplifying the hierarchy and clarifying what you have as the tab bar right now. Cleaning all that up should be top priority.
It should be easy for your user to plan a dinner party and access any dinner party plans that they have set up.
You also don’t need login or settings, it seems.
I wonder if you need to provide potential recipes for people or if they should just be able to add their own dishes. Even the detailed recipe might be unnecessary. I could be convinced that this is useful, but it is worth considering.
I think you’re just trying to make everything fit in the iPhone bound for the wire, but the list of what you have planned should probably be in a more traditional list view with dividers for each grouping. Do you think that the categories are going to work for all meal types? Would planning a brunch be different than a dinner?
We spoke about this in class, but you might want to call this a ‘dinner party’ planner instead of a ‘banquet’ planner.
It’d be super helpful for me if you would label your wire views to match what you have in your app map.
We spoke about simplifying the hierarchy and clarifying what you have as the tab bar right now. Cleaning all that up should be top priority.
It should be easy for your user to plan a dinner party and access any dinner party plans that they have set up.
You also don’t need login or settings, it seems.
I wonder if you need to provide potential recipes for people or if they should just be able to add their own dishes. Even the detailed recipe might be unnecessary. I could be convinced that this is useful, but it is worth considering.
I think you’re just trying to make everything fit in the iPhone bound for the wire, but the list of what you have planned should probably be in a more traditional list view with dividers for each grouping. Do you think that the categories are going to work for all meal types? Would planning a brunch be different than a dinner?