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How would you design a food delivery app for kids?

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Product design for a dependent user (kids) within a service actually used/paid for by parents: can you design for both without confusing who the real decision-maker is.

How to approach it

  1. Identify the two users: kids (who might browse/select food) and parents (who approve, pay, and worry about nutrition).
  2. Define the core need: fun, simple food discovery for kids, paired with parental control over nutrition and spend.
  3. Propose the design: a kid-friendly visual menu (pictures, simple categories) that requires parent approval before checkout.
  4. Add parental controls: nutrition filters, spending limits, and order history visibility.
  5. Address a risk: kids ordering junk food repeatedly, so nutrition guardrails or portion/variety nudges matter.
  6. Define success: parent satisfaction/retention and repeat usage without parent complaints about diet.

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