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Comparing the two media through a quantified pros and cons list., Product…

- - - - https://www.522productions.com/7-reasons-you-should-advertise-with-animation/
  - - - This may be a contradictory statement as I had previously attributed merit to the fact that animations rely less on the user however, that is true when comparing interactive animations to websites however, the same is not true when discussing the advantages of interactive animation in general.
- - - - "Respondents that had temporarily closed largely pointed to reductions in demand and employee health concerns as the reasons for closure" (If it is demand and emplyee health concerns how will a website solve this?)
        
        https://www.bain.com/insights/how-marketing-can-overcome-covid-19-and-stay-on-course/ How marketing can help you solve the COVID-19 pandemic
  - - - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lThuZY0-S_8
    - - Possible solution: We could use geotags i.e. when you make a post you can write down the location of the business and user's can search for a particular location to get names of small businesses in the area.
- - - - How can we make the website interactive? User inputs etc.?
        
        Characteristics of interactive websites: https://www.mailerlite.com/blog/interactive-website-features-for-ecommerce
        
        We could use animations and videos to better convey the intended message (educate people on the cultures and traditions of a specific region).
        
        Allow people from a particular region to send in articles.
        
        These articles would then be autommatically pasted onto an excel or google sheets where it would then be approved by an admin and posted to the website (to check authenticity.)
        
        How would we do this?
- - - - Research that backs up my ideas as well as the relevancy of the problem.
        
        Culture and food in India: "Everyone loves to explore what history has to offer. Indian food is influenced by religion, cultural choices and traditions. India is not just culturally rich but rich in food, spices and flavors too."
        
        List a few recipes that have been lost to display that the problem is not small:
        
        30 lost recipes: .https://www.tajdining.com/uploads/promotions/pdf/4_1_Tastes_of_India_emailer.pdf
        
        19 lost recipes: https://www.triphobo.com/blog/old-recipes-of-india
        
        The problem: These websites only list the names of the recipes without going into detail as to their preparation, this means that the dishes still remain unavailable to the vast majority of the people.
        
        There was a conference where chefs met to preserve traditional cuisine: "The gravity of the issue hit hard at the first edition of the World Heritage Cuisine Summit and Food Festival 2018, held in Amritsar last month, where chefs from over 40 countries joined hands with the motive of preserving traditional cuisines."
        
        2 reasons that the conference attributed the loss of traditional recipes to:
        
        "Globalisation can be one culprit, which is helping people and trades transcend boundaries, resulting in the culmination of cultures and, hence, loss of ancient traditions. “Neo-colonisation is taking over some old traditions,” agreed chef Avraj Singh Marwa from Kenya."
        
        "Besides globalisation, the second culprit for the disappearance of traditional cuisines is the rapid influx of technology and social media in our lives. With recipes of traditional and exotic dishes alike freely available online, everyone thinks they can cook, experimenting and adding new elements in the process. In the end, the original dish gets camouflaged"
        
        Doesn't this mean that my solution would further camouflage these recipes?: No, onne of the chefs stated that "This is perhaps the biggest deficit that we’re facing… that chefs globally don’t understand the basic roots and cooking techniques". The website will display the recipes along with the techniques required to cook them, unlike social media's 2000 character posts my website will give detailed explaations.
- - - - People can post traditional recipes, the website would be like a collaborative cookbook where people can share recipes and preserve their cultural dishes.
      - Has this been done before?:
        
        There are currently not many websites that showcase traditional cultural recipes, although there are cookbooks that have this information they require people to pay. My website will make traditional recipes vastly available which will help in making sure that they do not get "lost" over time.