Through research conducted by Mcgarry Bowen and Kraft, 59% of 25 to 34-year old adults use their phones to look up recipes while in the kitchen. A Google consumer survey also states that for a quarter of online millennials, the most important part of cooking is putting a personal spin on the food. Fudo is a bridge between the kitchen and the digital age. Fudo gives these people a platform to easily access, customize and share their favorite recipes, while also making it simple to find new ones. Current avenues to find recipes online are hard to navigate and force the users to hunt through blog posts that conceal the recipes in favor of personal stories and ads. Fudo has adapted a sleek and modern interface coupled with an easy to understand user experience in order to bring the digital age to the kitchen table.
According to the American Kennel Club (Donovan, 2019), socializing a dog with humans and other dogs is an important part of the training process that when properly implemented, can lead to a happy and healthy life for the dog. Pet Connect provides users with a website designed with their dog’s social needs in mind. Users can register and create a profile for their dog(s) that showcases their personality and physical traits. They can also add family members to their dog’s profile. With their account, they can view profiles for other local dogs and reach out to their owners to see if their dogs are compatible. Currently there are no websites like Pet Connect that have a household feature and a list filtering option. Pet Connect brings dog owners together and provides a platform that promotes socially enriching interactions for their dogs.