How to Build a Healthier, Balanced Plate? (in-progress)
Software:
Procreate, Figma, Microsoft PowerPoint, and Articulate Storyline
Audience:
Adults, specifically those who may be living in food deserts
Project Overview
This prototype module aims to teach adults how to build a more balanced, nutrient-dense plate.
The module scaffolds by:
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Presenting which core food groups and the portion amounts needed for a nutrient-dense plate.
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Listing examples of cost-effective, nutrient-dense food items.
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Providing useful resources and tips, such as improving grocery plans and adjusting meal preparations. The resource also includes ways to find local gardens, pantries, and markets for adults located in food deserts.
The module hopes to increase adults' nutrition literacy and provide practical resources and guidance. With these new insights, adults can implement changes to their diet, nourishing their health.
Behind the Scenes
This module was designed in consideration of ADDIE model, Adult Learning Theories, Bloom's Taxonomy, Mayer's Cognitive Load Theory, and more.
The anticipated result is to increase the audience's nutrition literacy and improve their lifestyle through meal choices and health habits.
Low Fidelity Wireframe of Module using Figma
Style Guide of Module
Visual Assets for Module
Learning Goal and Objectives of Module
Interactive Plate: Using hotspots to highlight each food group and its recommended portions
Questionaire to help adult identify if they may be located in food desert