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Here is the revised 10-minute script with your requested adjustments:

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**Introduction**
"Hello, everyone! In this presentation, we will be analyzing the customer user
interface of DoorDash, a popular food delivery service. The main objective of
our project is to understand how customers interact with the app, from
signing up to placing orders and tracking deliveries. We’ll cover the key
features of the app, evaluate the user experience and interface, and provide
insights into how the system works. We’ll also discuss the use case diagram
in detail, as it illustrates how different actors interact with the app."

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**Project Scope and Features**


"Our project focuses on analyzing the core features of DoorDash’s customer-
facing interface. We began by examining the sign-up and login process,
which is simple and allows users to create an account or log in using their
email and phone number.

Once logged in, users can browse restaurants by location, cuisine, or


preferences. The browsing feature enables customers to filter and find what
they’re looking for quickly. After selecting a restaurant, users can place an
order by choosing food items, adding them to the cart, and proceeding to
checkout. The checkout process includes payment options such as credit
cards, debit cards, and PayPal.

After placing the order, customers can track the delivery in real-time,
receiving updates on the status of the order from preparation to delivery.
This transparency ensures that users feel informed throughout the process.
Additionally, users can view their order history and reorder their favorite
meals with ease."

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**Use Case Diagram**


"Now, let’s dive deeper into the use case diagram. This diagram shows how
various actors—customers, delivery drivers, and restaurants—interact with
the system.

At the heart of the app is the **customer**, who starts by signing up or


logging in to their account. After logging in, the customer browses through
available restaurants, filters by cuisine, and adds food items to their cart.
Once the customer is ready, they place an order and select a payment
method. After confirming the order, they can track the delivery in real-time.
The customer can also provide special instructions for the delivery, like
specifying a preferred drop-off point.

**Delivery drivers** are responsible for picking up the food once it is ready
and delivering it to the customer. They receive notifications about new
orders, and they also track the route to ensure timely deliveries. If
necessary, they can communicate with the customer to clarify delivery
instructions.

**Restaurants** receive the order details, prepare the food, and notify the
customer once the food is ready for pickup. Restaurants also manage their
menus, adding and updating food items as needed. The restaurant and
customer share a direct connection through the order system, allowing both
to see the order status at different stages.

The **app** coordinates the interaction between customers, drivers, and


restaurants, ensuring smooth communication and timely service. The entire
flow from placing an order to completing the delivery is managed by the
system."

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**Entity-Relationship Diagram and Relational Logic Model**


"Let’s now look at the Entity-Relationship diagram and the relational logic
model that support the app’s data management.

The **Customer table** stores essential information about users, such as


customer ID, name, email, and delivery address. The **Order table** records
the details of each order, including order ID, total amount, and customer ID,
linking each order to a specific customer.

The **Restaurant table** contains information about restaurants, such as the


restaurant ID, name, location, and type of cuisine. It is connected to the
**FoodItem table**, which holds details about each dish, including its name,
price, and description. This allows the system to organize and present
restaurant menus effectively.

The **Payment table** stores payment information, including the payment


method and status, ensuring that each order is linked to a valid transaction.
The **Driver table** holds data about delivery drivers, such as their name,
phone number, and status, allowing the app to track who is responsible for
each delivery.

These tables and relationships work together to ensure that data flows
smoothly across the app, allowing customers to place orders, drivers to
deliver food, and restaurants to manage their menu items."
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**Screenshots/Wireframes**
"To give you a better idea of how the app looks and functions, we’ve included
some wireframes and screenshots of the interface. The **restaurant search
page** allows users to filter and browse through a variety of restaurants
based on their preferences. The layout is simple and user-friendly, with large,
easy-to-read buttons.

The **order checkout page** displays a summary of the food items, along
with delivery options. Customers can review their cart and make any
necessary changes before confirming the order. This page is designed to
minimize confusion and make the checkout process as smooth as possible.

The **order tracking page** shows the real-time progress of the order. It
updates customers on when the order is being prepared, picked up, and
delivered, providing peace of mind throughout the process."

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**Conclusion**
"In conclusion, DoorDash offers a well-designed, user-friendly interface that
ensures a smooth experience for customers. By analyzing the sign-up
process, restaurant browsing, order placement, and delivery tracking, we
found that the app is intuitive and efficient. The use case diagram and
relational model give us insight into how the app manages data and
coordinates the interaction between customers, restaurants, and delivery
drivers. Overall, DoorDash’s customer-facing interface provides a seamless
experience for users, making it easy to browse, order, and track deliveries."

"Thank you for your time! We’re now happy to answer any questions you
may have."

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This script focuses on key aspects of the project, particularly the use case
diagram, and ensures you can deliver a comprehensive, 10-minute
presentation. Let me know if you'd like any further adjustments!

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