Empathy map for Carftify
I built this emathy map to understand my user better and create a user-centered app: affordable, inspiring, reliable, and easy-to-use for hobbyists and professional crafters alike
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Great work!
I would've loved to a see a little bit more description of the work you did to gathered the information and what went into each card.
Each category name foreground color isn't favourable towards the black background, which makes readability & legibility goes down.
Other than that, keep up the great work!
Great job!👏
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