Two years ago, we sent Food Heroes Design Challenge Winner Mayur Kapur to Shanghai for a week to work with JUCCCE on a major campaign to improve children’s eating habits and simultaneously boost the health of the planet.
What to expect from the Food Heroes Design Challenge
This year, we have just begun Food Heroes Design Challenge, Part 2, where once again one skillful Octalysis designer will win their ticket to Shanghai all expenses paid to see how their design is implemented by the JUCCCE team. This could be you!
Normally, our design challenges are exclusively for Octalysis Prime members, however, we are so excited about the impact Food Heroes can have that we wanted to open this challenge to the gamification public!
This is a phenomenal opportunity to test your design skills, help children, and help the planet.
What is the background of this Food Heroes Design Challenge?
Here’s Peggy Liu to tell you about the challenge:
We are so excited to see what you and other talented designers around the world come up with.
Maybe YOU will be helping kids eat healthier, helping the planet, and winning yourself a trip to Shanghai!
Want more info?
Go no further than this Q&A video hosted by Peggy Liu & Yu-kai Chou:
What are the Challenge Details?
Here’s a few slides describing the Challenge:
Are you sure there isn’t more information?
Good things come to those who ask!
Check out this Notion project and Dropbox link to see additional details shared by the JUCCCE team:
Food Heroes Challenge Assets
Notion Page with Project Details (and a video from David Nabarro!)
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Please send all submissions to Erik van Mechelen by December 20, 2019.
Fascinating read on the Food Heroes Design Challenge! It’s inspiring to see how gamification can lead to positive changes in children’s eating habits and overall planetary health. Speaking of healthy choices, I came across these low carb tortilla wraps which could be an excellent addition to the Food Heroes program. They promote a healthier diet and could be a fun way to engage kids in making their own meals, aligning perfectly with the challenge’s goals. Incorporating such products could add another layer to the challenge, making it even more impactful.