What's included

• User Research

  Before any design begins, understanding the users, their needs, and behaviours is essential. This involve interviews, surveys, and other forms of research. You will get a report on the research done.

• User Flows

  Once the general structure is understood, designers can outline how users will navigate through it. These flow diagrams show the sequence of steps users might take.

• Information Architecture

  Based on user research, i will outline the structure and hierarchy of the content. You will receive the site maps or content organization diagrams.

• wireframe

  A rough, low-fidelity representation of individual pages or screens, showing the placement of elements, general size, and sometimes basic interactivity

• Prototypes

  Moving from static wireframes to interactive prototypes allows you to get a feel for the design. These can be low-fidelity (e.g., paper prototypes) or high-fidelity using design tools.

• Ui design

  With the basic flow and structure in place, i will create high-fidelity visual designs that show exact colors, typography, images, and other visual details.

• Usability Testing

  Before finalizing the design, it's often tested with real users. you will get report that outlines feedback, areas of confusion, and suggested changes.

• Style Guides

  With the final design in place, a style guide will be created to ensure visual and interactive consistency throughout the design. It includes design rules, patterns, and component specifications.

• Final Design Assets

  The design's actual elements, like icons, images, and other necessary graphics, are prepared in the right formats and resolutions for development.