Cafe Model Rejig Ideas

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Touch Points;
  • Only fresh, locally grown produce as well as freshly made bread and such
  • Helping out poorer families and the homeless with easily worked for food
  • All food scraps are donated to local pig farms
  • The cafe is the centre pin of the community
  • It houses a system which people can donate 
  • Pin Board which people can post about needing or offering services

Final Production Idea;
I want to create the trading board that will be in the cafe where people can come and trade services/products for other services/products in action. So the actual produce would be a gif/set of images of the board being used (time-lapse?).

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