Interactive Design | Task 4

 - 14/7/2026 ~ 26/7/2026 (Week 13 ~ Week 14)

- Interactive Design

- Takeguchi Shunta/0386416/Bachelor of Design in Creative Media





PROCESS

This task required us to improve the website based on the feedback from Task 3 and refine it into a final deliverable.

First, the leader used AI to make improvements focusing on the feedback from Task 3: "Display on various devices," "Color Scheme," "Proper food picture," and "back to top button." However, some of the photos were still unrelated to food, as shown below, so I manually corrected those. I repeatedly searched online for restaurant menu images and gave them appropriate names in the working folder. When doing so, I made sure to select landscape images with display ratio considerations in mind. Also, I corrected images where the lighting was too dim or where the food didn't look appetizing, even though food was visible.

Unrelated food menu pictures


After changing the photos, I noticed an issue where the hamburger menu wasn't working on the smartphone display, so I tried to fix it. It was displayed, but it didn't work when tapped, so I suspected a problem with the JavaScript and had an AI check that part of the code. However, the problem was not solved, so a leader capable of utilizing more advanced AI made corrections.


After modifying those elements, we completed our final website. The color scheme uses a dark-mode-style brown and orange that is gentle at night, and buttons and hover elements are unified for a more sophisticated look. Usability has also been carefully considered, with features such as the ability to add restaurants to favorites, a button to quickly check the map, and a back button, taking into account the smallest user actions. More details can be seen in the slide made by Yong Jun.



For this task, I made changes to photos and edited slide details, but I did not use AI for either of those tasks.


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