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1) Video not interesting to look at, maybe voice could have been less monotone

Video also wasn't in the order of the survey

2) Liked visual element

The drink portions were quite hard to see, might have been easier to have them relative to more things than just the fork

4) Feedback useful, would have liked overall chart displaying everything rather than separately

5) Would have liked more colours

Found large red cross to delete confusing as looked like your answer was wrong, would have liked delete button or smaller cross instead

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1

Quite helpful, but often skipped places

Video showed only lunch

2

Make application cohesive

Many foods didn’t show up

Pictures for portions were helpful if not slightly odd

In depth suggestions like butter and bread type

3

Drink was difficult

May be difficult for people with eating disorders

Can take a long time

4

Vitamins and minerals were really useful

Impersonal/blunt

Often felt like guessing

Didn't ask any relevant questions ie whether you were vegetarian

5

Nicer user interface- was very harsh/barebones

More actual food rather than abstract information, ie fruit and veg

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1.     What was your overall impression of the instruction video?

a.     Very informative, fully understood the process.

b.     Doesn’t detail the nutrition bit at the end?

c.     Quite clear, wouldn’t say it is too engaging but I’m not sure how you’d jazz it up without taking focus away from what the actual program is

d.     Perfect length

2.     What did you think about the process of recording your food intake in Intake24?

a.     ‘it looks like you have not entered much!’ may be a bit of a worry -> not everyone requires the same amount. Might pressure a participant into lying.

b.     I personally think you should be asked about your portion size with each meal, not afterwards. Just a design flaw.

c.     The back buttons very helpful!

d.     Personally couldn’t find my cereal

e.     Also couldn’t enter the bbq marinade I had, so I put it as the sauce I used for my chips instead.

f.      Also couldn’t find easter egg

g.     Big problems with the nutrition thing afterwards – think it should be scrapped completely tbf. Is there a way to show nutrition without asking for weight etc?

3.     Can you think of any potential barriers to completing Intake24?

a.     Maybe some accessibility issues – I can imagine it being an absolute nightmare to complete if you are neurodivergent, is that part of your sample?

b.     Some insensitivity with the comment about not eating much, I think the assumption should be lost that for teenagers there is a ‘normal’ way to eat, perhaps a little too passive aggressive

c.     Some more sensitivity regarding being asked about weight

4.      Was the feedback about your nutritional consumption useful? Why, or why not?

a.     Certainly interesting, but maybe some more explanation should be included – the thing I worry about including this is that it may have an impact on future eating habits, which is not necessarily what you are looking for. What is the purpose of the nutrition thing?

b.     It included some nutritional advice but no explanation alongside. I think this adds to the engagement thing, as it feels as though I’m taking something away from it

c.     From a research point of view though, this must be taken into account, as people may change their future meals to be more ‘nutritious’ for the program, which isn’t the intention.

5.     Can you think of any ideas that would make Intake24 more engaging to complete?

a.     Putting it in an app

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1) boring but it was effective and once you gained an understanding you could click off, but I also liked the idea about adding a transcript.
2) the visuals were good and prompts were useful for reminding you but could maybe be phrased in a different way e.g. instead of "are you sure you didn't have a drink with your meal?" it could be "did you have a drink with your meal?" so its less presumptuous and more friendly.
I also found it didn't take me too long and if people do it 3 times they'll get more used to the interface.
3) it was easy for me to remember because I saw the email and knew i'd have to fill it in so i'm not sure whether in normal circumstances this would be different or not
could be useful to add a search bar for specific brands e.g to search wine gums or something instead of trying to classify which type of sweet they are
4) the feedback was useful once you clicked and could see more information but it would be best to feedback all at once at the end of the time period to avoid subconsciously changing eating behaviour
5) the user interface was quite simple but tbh it doesn't need to be revolutionary. people will be in it for the money and aren't necessarily expecting it to be exciting/engaging. maybe add sounds like the sound of pouring water when the slider fills up the glass

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Liked the images to estimate portion sizes, would have struggled to complete it without this!  Was quite long but given that you only have to do it 3 times in a year wouldn’t be too bad.
3) The colour theme was not very inviting, before completing it i didn’t think it would be very user friendly so that may be a barrier to some people, we discussed maybe adding a few fun things to make it worthwhile coming back to (e.g. sound effects or at least some brighter colours). having said that it did the job and was clear to follow once you got going and i was surprised when carrying out how easy and useable the website was.
4) Section breakdown for feedback was good but quite a lot of information there and didn’t ask for it! thought the survey was going straight to you, perhaps if I wanted to know there could be an option for seeing feedback or not… Was interesting to see how my eating habits compared to the average although this could lead some people to changing their habits if they saw this before having to upload another day of eating.
5) Broghter colours, bit quicker maybe or at least say on the cover of the survey it’s more like fifteen mins really, more food/ drink options ( when I typed in cocktail as a drink it kept suggesting a bowl of fruit which isn’t even a drink but was the only option so i went with it!?) asks the same questions over again. might be good if it could store your average glass sizes for water or something so it was autocompleted the next time?

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The voiceover for the video was quite monotone so I only watched a small bit of it, even 1 minute if the video felt quite long.

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1)very informative and helpful in what to expect, but make clear that you need to fill all food of food before getting into detail
2)relatively easy, very helpful options of picture for portions to make it accurate. really liked suggestions for things i forgot such as sauces and butter
3)just need reminders to fill but don’t think will be a worry
4)liked brief info for each aspect of intake and how to improve but maybe add food suggestions specific to your diet (if you are vegetarian etc)
5)make layout bit more modern with a colour scheme to make it more interactive