wrteam-vimal
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3 months ago For design things we follow the same as per Figma design, If wants new changes please it will be better if you can provide Figma new files or new improvements.
The spelling or words related changes, you can directly manage the strings or titles directly from the language file.
The feedback for the application testing of the Consumer side off the app is as follows: The app logo is not centered when it's open, and it's too large. It would be nicer if it were a bit smaller. When I open the app and see the map, I only see my location and not immediately pins with food nearby. Also, not in Bennekom/Ede when I go there with the map. I don't understand the landmark, pin code, and area in the address. What is it for and what does it mean? The word "knowledge" (kennisgeving) is incorrect in the Personal Information section, it should be "notificatie". In the Legal section, it says "conditions and conditions" (voorwaarden en voorwaarden), which is not correct. The word "policy definition" (beleidsdefinitief) is not used, and a different word should be used here. The options "search", "chat", and "account" (rekening) are at the bottom of the screen. The word "account" should be replaced with something else, like "account" or "zo". When I search for a location in the search bar, no sellers come up. I think it's good that you can search by location, but I miss an extra filter. You should be able to filter by vegetables, fruit, meat, etc. When you click on a seller, in this case, Faworki, there is a question at the bottom that says, "Do you have any more questions?" (Heb je nog vragen?) and "Chat with the seller" (chat met verkoper). The text and button are too far apart. The word "seller" (verkoper) should be in lowercase, and there is too much space between "with" (met) and "seller" (verkoper). When you click on a product to order it, you see the photos slide, and before you see the next photo, you see the logo. This is not necessary and should be removed. When ordering, the button says "reserve product" (reserveproduct), but it should say "order" (bestellen). When checking out, you get an error message if your address is not completely filled in. I would expect that when checking out, a pop-up would appear with "this is your address, fill it in and complete your order". This way, people can check it one more time for certainty. It's the same principle as when you order something from a clothing store; they know your address, but you still have to check it when you check out. The circle with the < and the three dots at the top right of the product do not work. I think it's a button to share, isn't it?