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UnknownThe public product-design critique analyzes Partiful's onboarding and empty state, but exposes no Partiful relationship evidence — https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZMdvI0AtNE81:29 · spoken hook

“designing on Figma, it's very easy to basically design just for the ideal use case, which in the”

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An app designer uses Partiful's sparse new-user screen to explain why empty states should lead people toward a first event while still serving power users.

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0:00designing on Figma, it's very easy to basically design just for the ideal use case, which in the
0:06case of Partifull would be, for example, someone who has already attended four or five parties as one
0:11party upcoming and has actually organized a couple of events themselves and are thinking of organizing

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