Mezur App Build

Kat, upon seeing the workflow:

Yoooo that looks awesome. The workflow sounds exactly like what I was hoping for!

Information Architecture

Model Profiles

• Can create, read, update, delete
• Names of people being measured
• Lists known measurements
• Keeps track of, but does not list unknown measurements (unless toggled)

Garments

• Can create, read, update, delete
• Garments store a list of measurements needed
• Garments can be shared among Model Profiles
• Garments will flag if unknown measurements are needed (in order to successfully make the garment)
• Garments can have their list of needed measurements updated

Measurements

Area	Measurement Description
Neck	Around the base of the neck.
Shoulder Width	Across the back, shoulder tip to tip.
Bust/Chest	Fullest part of the bust/chest, around the back.
High Bust	Just above the bust, under the arms.
Underbust	Around the ribcage, just under the bust.
Waist	Natural waistline, typically the narrowest part.
High Waist	Just above the natural waist.
Hip (Full/Low)	Fullest part of the hips and buttocks.
High Hip	Around 3–4” below the waist.
Thigh	Fullest part of one thigh.
Knee	Around the knee cap.
Calf	Fullest part of the calf.
Ankle	Around the ankle.
Inseam	From crotch to ankle along the inside leg.
Outseam	From waist to ankle along the outside leg.
Torso Length	From high shoulder point to waist.
Back Waist Length	From nape to waist along the spine.
Front Waist Length	From shoulder (near neck) to waist over the bust.
Arm Length	From shoulder to wrist with bent elbow.
Upper Arm (Bicep)	Fullest part of the upper arm.
Wrist	Around the wrist bone.
Shoulder to Bust	From shoulder to bust point.
Bust Point to Bust Point	Distance between apexes of the bust.
Shoulder to Shoulder (Front)	Across the front from shoulder joint to shoulder joint.

Functions

Login

• Secure authentication (through Google, Facebook, or email address)
• Cloud access/storage
• Can logout or delete account

Models

• Can be created, read, updated, or deleted
• Data includes
  • Name
  • Measurements
• Measurements can be created, read, updated, or deleted
• When a GARMENT is being made for a MODEL, the model’s MEASUREMENTS are called for the GARMENT

Garments

• Can be created, read, updated, or deleted
• Include a list of MEASUREMENTS needed
• Alerts user if MEASUREMENTS are missing
• Some MEASUREMENTS may be OPTIONAL
• Garments can be copied/used as a template
• The two started templates are SHIRT and PANTS

Measurement	Shirt ✅	Pants ✅	Notes
Neck	✅		For collars.
Shoulder Width	✅		Defines sleeve/shoulder fit.
Bust/Chest	✅		Critical for shirt body.
High Bust	Optional		Useful for fitted tops.
Underbust	Optional		Needed for very fitted shirts.
Waist (Natural)	✅	✅	Key for shirt length & pants rise.
High Waist	Optional	✅	Helps with high-rise pants.
Hip (Full)	✅	✅	Shirt hem fit & pants seat.
High Hip		Optional	Helpful for curved waistbands.
Thigh		✅	For pants fit.
Knee		✅	Shaping below thigh.
Calf		Optional	Important for slim/skinny styles.
Ankle		✅	For hem width.
Inseam		✅	Inner leg length.
Outseam		✅	Total pant length.
Torso Length	✅		For shirt fit & tuck length.
Back Waist Length	✅		Ensures proper shirt drape.
Front Waist Length	✅		Important for bust shaping.
Arm Length	✅		For long sleeves.
Upper Arm (Bicep)	✅		Sleeve comfort.
Wrist	✅		For cuff fitting.
Shoulder to Bust	✅		Helps shape fitted bodices.
Bust Point to Point	✅		Needed for dart placement.
Shoulder to Shoulder (Front)	✅		Affects front shirt fit.

• Shirt Essentials: Neck, Shoulder Width, Chest, Waist, Hip, Arm Length, Upper Arm, Wrist, Torso Length, Back/Front Waist Length.
• Pants Essentials: Waist, Hip, Thigh, Knee, Ankle, Inseam, Outseam.

Case Study

User Persona - Kat Fiero

About

Age: Mid-thirties Education: GED Status: Married Occupation: Seamstress Location: Las Vegas Tech Literacy: High

Bio

Kat is a skilled seamstress and maker based in Las Vegas, specializing in custom clothing and cosplay commissions for both friends and clients. Highly creative and detail-oriented, she juggles multiple artistic hobbies that demand strong organizational systems to manage her time, materials, and project workflows effectively.

Core Needs

• Store and manage individual client measurements for future use
• Create reusable measurement templates tailored to specific garment types
• Quickly identify which measurements are missing for any given project

Frustrations

• Forgets which measurements she’s already taken for returning clients
• Worries about seeming disorganized or unprofessional
• Lacks an easy way to determine which measurements are needed for different garment types

Empathy Map

User Does

• Writes measurements on paper scraps or notes app

User Thinks

• What measurements did I already take?
• What measurements am I missing?
• Where did I save the measurements I have?
• What measurements are needed for specific clothing?

User Feels

• Unconfident
• Confused

User Says

• “I keep losing track of what measurements I have”
• “I don’t want to bother my clients”
• “I know I had their measurements somewhere, I just don’t know where I put it”

User Journey Map

User: Kat Fiero Scenario: Kat wants to take down measurements to make a shirt for a new client Expectations: This app will allow Kat to quickly take all necessary measurements to make her client a shirt, and will save that client’s measurements for any future projects

	Open App	Add Client	Select Garment	Record Measurements
Touchpoints	Needs to take measurements for a new garment, or updating measurements	When adding new client, previously unmeasured		Opened while measuring
Actions	Log in to account	Add new client. Record Name.
Painpoints	Any log-in issues
Emotions	Excitement
Opportunities		Record any notes on clothing/style preference		After measurements recorded, notification that “Model needs just # more measurements to make a NEW GARMENT” (Encourages more measurements while convenient)

Information Architecture

Model Profiles

• Can create, read, update, delete
• Names of people being measured
• Lists known measurements
• Keeps track of, but does not list unknown measurements (unless toggled)

Garments

• Can create, read, update, delete
• Garments store a list of measurements needed
• Garments can be shared among Model Profiles
• Garments will flag if unknown measurements are needed (in order to successfully make the garment)
• Garments can have their list of needed measurements updated

Measurements

Area	Measurement Description
Neck	Around the base of the neck.
Shoulder Width	Across the back, shoulder tip to tip.
Bust/Chest	Fullest part of the bust/chest, around the back.
High Bust	Just above the bust, under the arms.
Underbust	Around the ribcage, just under the bust.
Waist	Natural waistline, typically the narrowest part.
High Waist	Just above the natural waist.
Hip (Full/Low)	Fullest part of the hips and buttocks.
High Hip	Around 3–4” below the waist.
Thigh	Fullest part of one thigh.
Knee	Around the knee cap.
Calf	Fullest part of the calf.
Ankle	Around the ankle.
Inseam	From crotch to ankle along the inside leg.
Outseam	From waist to ankle along the outside leg.
Torso Length	From high shoulder point to waist.
Back Waist Length	From nape to waist along the spine.
Front Waist Length	From shoulder (near neck) to waist over the bust.
Arm Length	From shoulder to wrist with bent elbow.
Upper Arm (Bicep)	Fullest part of the upper arm.
Wrist	Around the wrist bone.
Shoulder to Bust	From shoulder to bust point.
Bust Point to Bust Point	Distance between apexes of the bust.
Shoulder to Shoulder (Front)	Across the front from shoulder joint to shoulder joint.

Functions

Login

• Secure authentication (through Google, Facebook, or email address)
• Cloud access/storage
• Can logout or delete account

Models

• Can be created, read, updated, or deleted
• Data includes
  • Name
  • Measurements
• Measurements can be created, read, updated, or deleted
• When a GARMENT is being made for a MODEL, the model’s MEASUREMENTS are called for the GARMENT

Garments

• Can be created, read, updated, or deleted
• Include a list of MEASUREMENTS needed
• Alerts user if MEASUREMENTS are missing
• Some MEASUREMENTS may be OPTIONAL
• Garments can be copied/used as a template
• The two started templates are SHIRT and PANTS

Measurement	Shirt ✅	Pants ✅	Notes
Neck	✅		For collars.
Shoulder Width	✅		Defines sleeve/shoulder fit.
Bust/Chest	✅		Critical for shirt body.
High Bust	Optional		Useful for fitted tops.
Underbust	Optional		Needed for very fitted shirts.
Waist (Natural)	✅	✅	Key for shirt length & pants rise.
High Waist	Optional	✅	Helps with high-rise pants.
Hip (Full)	✅	✅	Shirt hem fit & pants seat.
High Hip		Optional	Helpful for curved waistbands.
Thigh		✅	For pants fit.
Knee		✅	Shaping below thigh.
Calf		Optional	Important for slim/skinny styles.
Ankle		✅	For hem width.
Inseam		✅	Inner leg length.
Outseam		✅	Total pant length.
Torso Length	✅		For shirt fit & tuck length.
Back Waist Length	✅		Ensures proper shirt drape.
Front Waist Length	✅		Important for bust shaping.
Arm Length	✅		For long sleeves.
Upper Arm (Bicep)	✅		Sleeve comfort.
Wrist	✅		For cuff fitting.
Shoulder to Bust	✅		Helps shape fitted bodices.
Bust Point to Point	✅		Needed for dart placement.
Shoulder to Shoulder (Front)	✅		Affects front shirt fit.

• Shirt Essentials: Neck, Shoulder Width, Chest, Waist, Hip, Arm Length, Upper Arm, Wrist, Torso Length, Back/Front Waist Length.
• Pants Essentials: Waist, Hip, Thigh, Knee, Ankle, Inseam, Outseam.

Case Study

User Persona - Kat Fiero

About

Age: Mid-thirties Education: GED Status: Married Occupation: Seamstress Location: Las Vegas Tech Literacy: High

Bio

Kat is a skilled seamstress and maker based in the southwest, specializing in custom clothing and cosplay commissions for both friends and clients. Highly creative and detail-oriented, she juggles multiple artistic hobbies that demand strong organizational systems to manage her time, materials, and project workflows effectively.

Core Needs

• Store and manage individual client measurements for future use
• Create reusable measurement templates tailored to specific garment types
• Quickly identify which measurements are missing for any given project

Frustrations

• Forgets which measurements she’s already taken for returning clients
• Worries about seeming disorganized or unprofessional
• Lacks an easy way to determine which measurements are needed for different garment types

Empathy Map

User Does

• Writes measurements on paper scraps or notes app

User Thinks

• What measurements did I already take?
• What measurements am I missing?
• Where did I save the measurements I have?
• What measurements are needed for specific clothing?

User Feels

• Unconfident
• Confused
• Curious
• Excited

User Says

• “I keep losing track of what measurements I have”
• “I don’t want to bother my clients”
• “I know I had their measurements somewhere, I just don’t know where I put it”

User Journey Map

User: Kat Fiero Scenario: Kat wants to take down measurements to make a shirt for a new client Expectations: This app will allow Kat to quickly take all necessary measurements to make her client a shirt, and will save that client’s measurements for any future projects

	Open App	Add Client	Select Garment	Record / View Measurements
Touchpoints	Needs to take measurements for a new garment, or updating measurements	When adding new client, previously unmeasured	When creating specific clothing item	Opened while measuring
Actions	Log in to account	Add new client. Record Name.	Determine item to make	See what measurements are needed.
Painpoints	Any log-in issues	How easy is it to find an existing model?	How challenging is it to determine what measurements are needed for what garment?
Emotions	Excitement	Hope	Confusion	Satisfaction
Opportunities		Record any notes on clothing/style preference		After measurements recorded, notification that “Model needs just # more measurements to make a NEW GARMENT” (Encourages more measurements while convenient)

Information Architecture

Model Profiles

• Can create, read, update, delete
• Names of people being measured
• Lists known measurements
• Keeps track of, but does not list unknown measurements (unless toggled)

Garments

• Can create, read, update, delete
• Garments store a list of measurements needed
• Garments can be shared among Model Profiles
• Garments will flag if unknown measurements are needed (in order to successfully make the garment)
• Garments can have their list of needed measurements updated

Measurements

Area	Measurement Description
Neck	Around the base of the neck.
Shoulder Width	Across the back, shoulder tip to tip.
Bust/Chest	Fullest part of the bust/chest, around the back.
High Bust	Just above the bust, under the arms.
Underbust	Around the ribcage, just under the bust.
Waist	Natural waistline, typically the narrowest part.
High Waist	Just above the natural waist.
Hip (Full/Low)	Fullest part of the hips and buttocks.
High Hip	Around 3–4” below the waist.
Thigh	Fullest part of one thigh.
Knee	Around the knee cap.
Calf	Fullest part of the calf.
Ankle	Around the ankle.
Inseam	From crotch to ankle along the inside leg.
Outseam	From waist to ankle along the outside leg.
Torso Length	From high shoulder point to waist.
Back Waist Length	From nape to waist along the spine.
Front Waist Length	From shoulder (near neck) to waist over the bust.
Arm Length	From shoulder to wrist with bent elbow.
Upper Arm (Bicep)	Fullest part of the upper arm.
Wrist	Around the wrist bone.
Shoulder to Bust	From shoulder to bust point.
Bust Point to Bust Point	Distance between apexes of the bust.
Shoulder to Shoulder (Front)	Across the front from shoulder joint to shoulder joint.

Functions

Login

• Secure authentication (through Google, Facebook, or email address)
• Cloud access/storage
• Can logout or delete account

Models

• Can be created, read, updated, or deleted
• Data includes
  • Name
  • Measurements
• Measurements can be created, read, updated, or deleted
• When a GARMENT is being made for a MODEL, the model’s MEASUREMENTS are called for the GARMENT

Garments

• Can be created, read, updated, or deleted
• Include a list of MEASUREMENTS needed
• Alerts user if MEASUREMENTS are missing
• Some MEASUREMENTS may be OPTIONAL
• Garments can be copied/used as a template
• The two started templates are SHIRT and PANTS

Measurement	Shirt ✅	Pants ✅	Notes
Neck	✅		For collars.
Shoulder Width	✅		Defines sleeve/shoulder fit.
Bust/Chest	✅		Critical for shirt body.
High Bust	Optional		Useful for fitted tops.
Underbust	Optional		Needed for very fitted shirts.
Waist (Natural)	✅	✅	Key for shirt length & pants rise.
High Waist	Optional	✅	Helps with high-rise pants.
Hip (Full)	✅	✅	Shirt hem fit & pants seat.
High Hip		Optional	Helpful for curved waistbands.
Thigh		✅	For pants fit.
Knee		✅	Shaping below thigh.
Calf		Optional	Important for slim/skinny styles.
Ankle		✅	For hem width.
Inseam		✅	Inner leg length.
Outseam		✅	Total pant length.
Torso Length	✅		For shirt fit & tuck length.
Back Waist Length	✅		Ensures proper shirt drape.
Front Waist Length	✅		Important for bust shaping.
Arm Length	✅		For long sleeves.
Upper Arm (Bicep)	✅		Sleeve comfort.
Wrist	✅		For cuff fitting.
Shoulder to Bust	✅		Helps shape fitted bodices.
Bust Point to Point	✅		Needed for dart placement.
Shoulder to Shoulder (Front)	✅		Affects front shirt fit.

• Shirt Essentials: Neck, Shoulder Width, Chest, Waist, Hip, Arm Length, Upper Arm, Wrist, Torso Length, Back/Front Waist Length.
• Pants Essentials: Waist, Hip, Thigh, Knee, Ankle, Inseam, Outseam.

Case Study

User Persona - Kat Fiero

About

Age: Mid-thirties Education: GED Status: Married Occupation: Seamstress Location: Las Vegas Tech Literacy: High

Bio

Kat is a skilled seamstress and maker based in Las Vegas, specializing in custom clothing and cosplay commissions for both friends and clients. Highly creative and detail-oriented, she juggles multiple artistic hobbies that demand strong organizational systems to manage her time, materials, and project workflows effectively.

Core Needs

• Store and manage individual client measurements for future use
• Create reusable measurement templates tailored to specific garment types
• Quickly identify which measurements are missing for any given project

Frustrations

• Forgets which measurements she’s already taken for returning clients
• Worries about seeming disorganized or unprofessional
• Lacks an easy way to determine which measurements are needed for different garment types

Empathy Map

User Does

• Writes measurements on paper scraps or notes app

User Thinks

• What measurements did I already take?
• What measurements am I missing?
• Where did I save the measurements I have?
• What measurements are needed for specific clothing?

User Feels

• Unconfident
• Confused

User Says

• “I keep losing track of what measurements I have”
• “I don’t want to bother my clients”
• “I know I had their measurements somewhere, I just don’t know where I put it”

User Journey Map

Scenario: Kat wants to take down measurements to make a shirt for a new client.

Stage	Goal	Actions	Thinks	Feels	Pain Points	Opportunities
Open App	Access measurement tool quickly	Launches the app, logs in or uses quick access	”Hope this doesn’t take long to get into.”	Neutral / Anticipating	Log-in friction, slow loading	Persistent login, Face ID, or offline mode
Add Client	Start a new profile for the client	Taps “Add New Model,” enters client name	”Let’s get their profile set up now so I don’t forget later.”	Focused	May forget to take notes on style preferences	Prompt for custom notes (e.g., “style notes,” “client quirks”)
Select Garment	Identify what measurements are needed	Chooses “Shirt” template from list	”Which measurements are needed for a shirt again?”	Slightly unsure	Uncertainty about which measurements are required	Visual checklist of required/optional fields with progress bar
Take Measurements	Record all needed data	Enters measurements one by one, checking off the list	”Did I already take this one?” or “Am I missing any?”	In control, but cautious	Risk of skipping or duplicating measurements	Smart alerts: “X of 15 completed,” “You’re missing these measurements”
Save & Confirm	Make sure all info is captured and reusable	Hits “Save,” gets confirmation popup	”Okay, done for now. I’ll reuse this profile next time.”	Confident, relieved	Fear of data loss or forgetting what’s missing	Auto-sync with cloud, optional reminder: “Want to set a follow-up fitting?”
Reuse Later	Use saved measurements for future garments	Opens client profile and selects a different garment type	”Do I need to take more measurements for this?”	Productive	Doesn’t know if additional data is needed for different garments	Alert: “You have 3 of 8 needed pants measurements—want to add them now?”

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Brand Notes

• Animal Crossing mixed with Stardew Valley aesthetic
• Paper, cloth, crafty visuals
• Relaxed, unintrusive environment with subtlety
• Data heavy, focus on clarity and whitespace to avoid eye strain and fatigue