Customers don’t simply choose food. They choose from the environment we create. Begin with three facilitator-led Nudge Lab activities, then open eight case files in any order, investigate your own operation, and leave with one small experiment.
No score. No wrong answers. Just look closer.
01Complete live stations
02Investigate 8 cases
03Build one final nudge
How to investigate: Choose one case recorder, discuss each response as a team, and answer based on what customers actually encounter—not what should be happening. Progress is saved only in this browser on this device.
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Case File 001
Reflection Required
Principle in action // Sample sceneExample 01
This illustration is an example—not your answer. Use it to recognize the principle, then apply it to your own operation.Optional reference
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Now investigate your operation
1 What do you notice at your location?
Answer based on what customers actually encounter in your operation. Choose as many as apply.
2 Which opportunity is worth investigating?
Flag one or more possibilities to explore at the live stations. You are not choosing your final nudge yet.
Field Notes
Capture what your team noticed. You may also attach one photo as evidence.
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The Science
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Case Solved
You flagged an opportunity to investigate.
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Sample Scene Example 01 // File 001
Step 01 // Facilitator-Led Field Work
Enter the Nudge Lab.
Complete the three breakout activities first. Tap any station to review its behavioral science and record field notes. When the facilitator introduces the case files, continue to the investigation.
Station 01
The Checkout Conspiracy
Investigate the products and signals influencing customers during the final moments before purchase.
Station 02
The Cooler Case
Examine how eye level, visibility, abundance and presentation shape rapid choices.
Station 03
The Menu Board Mystery
Decode how language, defaults, combinations, pricing and ordering flow influence decisions.
Station 01 // Field File
The Science
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Station notes save on this device. Continue when the facilitator is ready to introduce the case files.
Step 03 // Make One Team Commitment
Now Build One Nudge
Only now, after the cases and live stations, choose one real behavior your team wants to influence. Design the smallest environmental shift worth testing.
Opportunities you flagged earlier
Your strongest observations will appear here.
Breakout Evidence Tracker
Clues Found
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Case Closed.
Small shifts can create surprisingly big behavior change.
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