UX-UI Design
Get a low or a high-fidelity prototype which could be passed directly to the developers team.
Step 1
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gathering knowledge
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Identifying user needs
| We performed in-depth user interviews to uncover what users truly needed - their motivations, triggers, and blockers when using your product. |
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In-depth user interviews
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Understanding expectations of the stakeholders
| We interviewed stakeholders to fully understand business goals, requirements, and limitations before launching the project. |
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Stakeholder interview
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Statistics Analysis
| We analyzed web statistics data, heatmaps, user paths, clicks, and scrolls to identify pain points, common patterns, and areas for improvement. |
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Statistics analysis
Step 2
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developing information architecture
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Creating Personas
| We developed vivid characters, who were representative of your key target segments. |
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Creating personas
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Sketching out User Scenarios
| We matched a product's functionality with user needs by specifying key interaction scenarios. |
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User scenarios
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Navigation Design
| We designed information architecture and clear navigation for your interface, so users could easily find what they needed. |
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Navigation design
Step 3
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converting knowledge into ideas
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Low-Fidelity Prototyping
| We worked out the high-level concept of the interface. |
Step 4
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turning idea into product
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UX Design
| We quickly discarded non-optimal solutions through iterative designing, prototyping, and user testing. |
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Iterative prototyping
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UI Design
| We created a distinctive style for your product through graphic design, illustrations, icons, and other visuals. |
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User interface design
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Finalization
| We made sure the prototype met the final set of requirements and that it was ready to be passed to a development team. |
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Prototype quality control
Step 5
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further support
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Staying in touch
| We did not say goodbye after our part of the work was finished. We consulted developers on any question that arose to ensure nothing got lost in translation. |
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Design supervision and support
