Difference between Husserl's Phenomenology and Kant's Epistemology

Differences between Husserl’s Phenomenology and Kant’s Epistemology

• I currently do not understand the differences.
  • In fact, I barely understand Kant’s epistemology.
  • However, thanks to my research on phenomenology, I can use it as a basis to learn about other philosophies.
• My speculation is as follows:
  • Kant assumed that the “thing-in-itself” exists, even if it is unknowable.
    • Does this assumption also lead to the assumption that this existence is shared in the world?
  • On the other hand, Husserl suspended judgment on that aspect.
  • Something like that…?
    • Based on what I saw on unreliable sources like Yahoo Answers or Quora, it seems like my understanding above is correct (blu3mo).
      • I will research it properly later.