Inspiration
With our shared passion for our college's dining hall food, we decided to create a website that displays the menu in a fun way. With O(n!) options available, we wanted to simplify this process for students and created a fun "Make a Meal" feature that will generate a random meal. We canβt wait to use it for ourselves and friends for when we're together on-campus!
What it does
- Displays the daily menu for Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner at a specific dining hall
- If desired, suggests a meal (which includes one item from each category for the current mealtime)
- Provide serotonin with a picture of Patrick Dempsey
How we built it
together
We called the Bowdoin Menu API and stored each of the items in a dictionary that will be used to create a random meal. We used Java, HTML, CSS for a shell website of the bowdoin dining menu.
Challenges we ran into
- figuring out how to access the dining hall menu data
- parsing items from data
- front-end bugs
Accomplishments that we're proud of
- figuring out how to access the dining hall menu data
- finishing on time
What we learned
- UI/UX design can be tough!
What's next for Dining Hall Meal Maker
- increasing functionality + sprucing up the design
- Including the calories and nutrient information for each item
Built With
- api
- collaboration
- css3
- html5
- jamboard
- javascript
- jquery
- stackoverflow
- vscode
- zoom
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