After our analysis and initial design done during the discussion about a feasible IT solution for the Lunch-Truck business with selling food, drink, and dessert/snack. We have settled for a combination of touch-screen devices attached to the truck for onsite ordering, a website as a backbone infrastructure to support the onsite ordering and its mobile version. For this activity, you will need to design the interfaces and functionality for two distinct group of users: (A) the business owner, who need to keep a communication channel with the customer and maintain the inventory of materials and supply to fulfill the customers' requests. (B) The customers, who go to the site to make orders, pay, and other activities we have discussed earlier. Your design must address all core features and functionality to make the site complete and practical. What to submit 1. The wire-frame mock-up customer's interfaces and vendor's interfaces for a web-based application interface. Your interfaces must be bounded by all the constraints we have discussed such as screen size, type of interactions, simplicity of the interfaces, placement of the items etc. You can draw your mock-up using any tool of choice. 2. You should describe how the user will interact with each of the item on the interface and corresponding expected operations or following interfaces. A lunch truck is coming to work-places and offices to sell quick lunches and snacks. To profit, the truck owner has to sell as many items as possible in a short amount of time and has to visit as many location as possible during the lunch hours. Note: we already analyzed in class how his business model including primary user groups, locations, customers' interactions and transactions . etc. and devised an appropriate IT solution for his business. You should: Design/draw the interface for the user to order the items. You need to have the followings: 1. The menu listing what the food truck is selling 2. Where and how to place these items from the menu onto the screen of size 4x6 inch 3. Which input types such as radio button, drop down menu, text box, etc. that you are going to use for which item-justify these clearly 4. Draw the interface with full detail and describe each step the user will follow to get make their orders After our analysis and initial design done during the discussion about a feasible IT solution for the Lunch-Truck business with selling food, drink, and dessert/snack. We have settled for a combination of touch-screen devices attached to the truck for onsite ordering, a website as a backbone infrastructure to support the onsite ordering and its mobile version. For this activity, you will need to design the interfaces and functionality for two distinct group of users: (A) the business owner, who need to keep a communication channel with the customer and maintain the inventory of materials and supply to fulfill the customers' requests. (B) The customers, who go to the site to make orders, pay, and other activities we have discussed earlier. Your design must address all core features and functionality to make the site complete and practical. What to submit 1. The wire-frame mock-up customer's interfaces and vendor's interfaces for a web-based application interface. Your interfaces must be bounded by all the constraints we have discussed such as screen size, type of interactions, simplicity of the interfaces, placement of the items etc. You can draw your mock-up using any tool of choice. 2. You should describe how the user will interact with each of the item on the interface and corresponding expected operations or following interfaces. A lunch truck is coming to work-places and offices to sell quick lunches and snacks. To profit, the truck owner has to sell as many items as possible in a short amount of time and has to visit as many location as possible during the lunch hours. Note: we already analyzed in class how his business model including primary user groups, locations, customers' interactions and transactions . etc. and devised an appropriate IT solution for his business. You should: Design/draw the interface for the user to order the items. You need to have the followings: 1. The menu listing what the food truck is selling 2. Where and how to place these items from the menu onto the screen of size 4x6 inch 3. Which input types such as radio button, drop down menu, text box, etc. that you are going to use for which item-justify these clearly 4. Draw the interface with full detail and describe each step the user will follow to get make their orders