Consumer product / content design
Spoonie
A social cooking and recipe project
A cooking-oriented web product exploring useful recipe discovery, personal recipe records, and community participation.
The problem
A community is difficult to build before users can consistently find something worth returning for. For a cooking product, useful recipes must precede some social features.
What I am exploring
Spoonie combines recipe discovery, recipe books, and community-oriented cooking records. Recent product decisions have focused on recipe usefulness and responsible curation rather than growth claims.
Engineering and editorial decisions
- Keep source credit for curated recipes visible.
- Produce original explanatory text rather than copying creators’ directions.
- Reuse imagery only with appropriate permissions.
- Separate product hypotheses from validated user behaviour.
Implementation frameworks are intentionally omitted until a verifiable public technical reference is available.
Evidence and external reach
Independent references
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