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Mobile App Proposal Recipe Organizer
Mobile App Proposal Recipe Organizer
ABSTRACT:
I. INTRODUCTION
In the modern era, cooking has evolved beyond a mere necessity into a
cherished pastime, a form of personal expression, and a cultural trend. Cooking is a
passion for many people, but it can also be a challenge to find, store, and organize
recipes. Whether you want to try new dishes, save family favorites, or plan your
meals, you need a reliable way to manage your recipes. With the vast array of
culinary resources online and offline, people are continuously discovering and trying
out new recipes, ingredients, and cooking styles. Yet, this abundance of information
can sometimes overwhelm home cooks, making it difficult to manage favorite
recipes, dietary needs, and meal schedules.
The motivation for starting this project is to enable people to take charge of
own cooking journeys, irrespective of their degree of expertise or preferred cuisine.
Our goal is to eliminate the hassles associated with culinary disorganization and
change people's cooking habits by offering a solution that makes finding, saving, and
organizing recipes easier.
Hardware:
- Laptop: The app will be developed on a laptop.
- Android smartphones and tablets: The app will be designed to run on Android
mobile devices.
Software:
- Android Studio: The official integrated development environment (IDE) for
building Android apps.
- Java: A widely-used, object-oriented programming language that has long
been the primary language for Android app development.
- SQLite: is an open-source SQL database that stores data to a text file on a
device.
2. Recipe Management
Give users ability to save recipes into personal collections like "Favorites
Allow creating custom recipe boxes or folders for better organization
Implement bookmarking of recipes for quick access later
VI. METHODOLOGY
1. Plan
Make a list of all the things the app should do and put them in order of
importance
Decide how long each development cycle will be and when they will happen
2. Design
Plan out how the app will be structured and how data will be stored
Create simple drawings (wireframes) to show what the app will look like
3. Develop
Build the main parts and features of the app, one sprint at a time
4. Test
Check that all the parts of the app work well together
Do full system tests, get users to try it out, and check for any bugs
6. Review
Take the user feedback and add it to the plan for the next sprint
VII. CONSTRAINTS
The Recipe Organizer faces several limitations that impact its effectiveness
and feasibility. One significant challenge is the integration of recipes from various
sources, such as websites, cookbooks, and personal collections. The diverse formats
and structures of recipes across these sources make it difficult to seamlessly import
and organize them within the application. Additionally, the lack of standardized data
formats poses a hurdle, as recipes often vary in terms of ingredients, measurements,
and instructions. This variability complicates the development of algorithms to
accurately parse and categorize recipes within the Recipe Organizer, potentially
leading to inconsistencies or inaccuracies in the stored content.