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+### Database 
+![Database Design](ReportImages/database.png)
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+The database structure consists of two tables: entry and category. The entry table stores individual records with fields like ` entryid ` (` primary key `), ` name`, ` amount`, ` date`, and `categoryID` (`foreign key`), while the category table stores categories with fields like `_id` (` primary key `), ` categoryName`, and ` icon`. The `categoryID` in the entry table is designed to link entries to specific categories, enabling categorization and organization of data. This structure ensures efficient data management and retrieval based on categorized relationships.
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 ## Usability Testing Plan
 ### Experimental Questions & Variables
 1. Question: Did you find the app easy to use?
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 2. **Improved Category Visibility:**
 	- Redesigned the categories section to make it more prominent and easier to find, addressing the issue raised by Participant 2.
 
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+### Reflection
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+#### Xaver Drabik
+I really enjoyed working with Florian on this project. Combining our strengths helped us create a functional and user-friendly app. Usability testing was particularly rewarding, offering insights into UI/UX design I wouldn’t have considered otherwise. Watching real users interact with the app revealed areas for improvement I might have missed. This experience deepened my appreciation for user-centered design and the importance of testing in creating a polished product.
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+#### Florian Kraushofer
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