The biggest thing which would make your wires easier to read would be if there was clearer labelling of the elements in the views. You showed what all the images and buttons were in class, but I can’t remember the elements looking at things now, making it pretty hard to give you clear comments. If you label things and post it, I’m glad to give other comments. Just let me know you’ve posted it up.
I doubt that the panel view for the profile page will work. Try using some real text and images there, and I think you’ll see you need more space.
It’s going to be essential to create some real examples of how the suggestion sentences are going to work when creating a recipe. I wonder if that’s the best or most useful way to help people make up new recipes. Do they need to make new recipes? Or should they just be experimenting and executing new cooking. Do they actually need to record and share their new creations? If so, what’s the easiest way for them to learn new techniques to try or to record what they’ve done? Do they need to be able to browse ideas of techniques or ingredients to try and then be suggested to use those when recipes that they can adapt?
The biggest thing which would make your wires easier to read would be if there was clearer labelling of the elements in the views. You showed what all the images and buttons were in class, but I can’t remember the elements looking at things now, making it pretty hard to give you clear comments. If you label things and post it, I’m glad to give other comments. Just let me know you’ve posted it up.
I doubt that the panel view for the profile page will work. Try using some real text and images there, and I think you’ll see you need more space.
It’s going to be essential to create some real examples of how the suggestion sentences are going to work when creating a recipe. I wonder if that’s the best or most useful way to help people make up new recipes. Do they need to make new recipes? Or should they just be experimenting and executing new cooking. Do they actually need to record and share their new creations? If so, what’s the easiest way for them to learn new techniques to try or to record what they’ve done? Do they need to be able to browse ideas of techniques or ingredients to try and then be suggested to use those when recipes that they can adapt?