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An app can only comfort users if it sees them first
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- Song Jeongsuk, president of the Korea Integrative Healing Association (KIHA), argues in a guest column that self-care apps need human-centered design that considers the user first.
- At a seminar, the president cited a member who deleted an app because the text was small and there were too many tasks, and said the association has revised its workshops through repeated design.
- The association is preparing the same self-care program in both app and paper versions to suit different generations' preferences, and the column introduces her book 「Digital Healing Theory Level I」.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [디지털치유론] 사용자를 먼저 보지 않으면 앱은 위로가 되지 못합니다
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