Audience
What America Ate is an interactive website designed for everyone to learn about what Americans had ate throughout the Great Depression. This website appeals greatly and is useful to the following audience:
Writers, Photographers, and Journalists
Since it was writers, photographers, and journals who were sent across the United States to document what America ate throughout the Great Depression, this website can have an appeal to others who are trying to research as well.
Students, Teachers, and Professors
When students are learning about the Great Depression era, or even when teachers/professors are explaining it, this website will be great for teaching not only what America ate during this time, but will also help educate on how times were back then.
Chefs and anyone who likes cooking!
When creating a menu for an older style restaurant, this website will be very helpful for spreading recipes that were used during this time for chefs and cooks to recreate! Not only can chefs utilize these recipes, but anyone who has an interest in cooking or recreating meals for their grandparents or elders!
Peer Projects
Another peer project that may appeal to a similar audience is the project presented on Digital Harlem, a project similar to ours geared towards helping to educate people on the timeline of locations from 1915-1930.
This project would help my audience further receive more education on what times were like around the same era as the Great Depression.
