1. Team: I See What You Did There
Dinner Bell
Hope Blanchard
Garrett Ellison
Alejandro Menocal
Andrew Taheny
Brandon Terribile
Team: I See What You Did There

2. Main Points Dinner Bell Application Introduction GUI Overview
DFD and Use Case
Competition
Target Audience
Conclusion

3. Main Points Dinner Bell Search For Restaurants Select Restaurant
Allows to make a reservation
Allow to see the waiting time for an available table
Driving Directions
View other user’s review
Placing a Review
Updating Restaurant Information
Manager would be able to post menus, discounts, address, and schedules.
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4. GUI To search for a restaurant: Dinner Bell
Press your finger on the search box and start typing the name of the restaurant your looking for.

5. GUI Restaurant Page: Dinner Bell
On the restaurant page, the following information can be found:
Restaurant Name
Restaurant’s Menu
Specials
Reviews button
Hours of Operation
Phone Number and “Call” button
Reservation button
Wait time displayed in minutes
Picture of the restaurant
Location on a map

6. GUI To Review a Restaurant: Dinner Bell
After pressing the Reviews button with your finger, press “Write Review”
A new page will pull up with the restaurant’s name and a field to type your review.
After typing your review, you can rate the restaurant out of 5 stars.

7. GUI For restaurant managers: Dinner Bell
Managers log into their website through the Dinner Bell Portal at DinnerBell.com.
From there, managers can submit their restaurant info such as their menu, hours of operation, phone number, location, and description.

8. Use Case Diagram
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9. Context Level Diagram
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10. Level 0 Diagram
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11. Level 1 DFD
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12. Competition Current Competitors: Dinner Bell
Open Table - similar, but you can’t place reservations
Menu Pages - again, no table information or reservation options
Yelp - but it shows all nearby businesses
Around Me - better than Yelp, but still only things nearby

13. Target Audience So with so many competitors, who wants it? Dinner Bell
Everyone!
First app that also has the restaurant owner in mind.
In 2007 there were 566,020 food service and drinking locations.

14. Distribution Dinner Bell
Price Point: Free, Ad-Supported version and $.99 ad-free version. Free access to the Dinner Bell Portal for restaurant owners.
To be sold in Apple’s App Store, Android’s Google Play Store, and Microsoft’s App Marketplace.

15. Conclusion Dinner Bell
No other restaurant application has this kind of depth and functionality!
Even with all this advanced functionality, it remains thoroughly easy to use.
The GUI creates a friendly and natural layout that appeals to users on any platform.
Dinner Bell has a very simple layout for restaurant owners to keep their restaurant information updated.
It provides a form of free advertising for these restaurants if listed with Dinner Bell.