UI/ UX DesignerAbdul Rehman Sardar
I design user-centered interfaces and experiences according to the client's requirements. I like to work in an interactive and collaborative environment.
Following are some questions I would like to know from my client:
1. What Do and Don’t You Need?
2. What Problems Are You Facing?
3. Who Are the Decision-Makers, and What is the Approval Process?
4. What Are Your Expectations?
5. What is Your Budget, and When Do You Want to Start?
6. What Would You View as a Success?
7. What’s the Next Step and by When?
8. Is There a Need, and Is it a Match?
9. How Can I Help You Do Your Job Better?
These questions will help me understand the problem better so I can make a better solution.
What's included
Moodboards
Mood boards are a way to convey the feeling about the product we are about to make. Also to get inspiration for the color palette and shapes to use later. In other words, a mood board is a collection of textures, images, and text related to a design theme as a reference point.
Wireframes
They act as blueprints, because of it we can ensure that we are heading in the right direction before putting a lot of time into full mockups of the user interface complete with colors, fonts, and other design elements.
High-Fidelity Design
It often looks like “live” software to users. This means that test participants will be more likely to behave realistically as if they were interacting with a real system. In contrast, with a sketchy prototype, they may have unclear expectations about what is supposed to work and what isn't.
Abdul Rehman's other services
Starting at$40 /hr
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Adobe XD
Canva
Figma
Miro
Product Designer
UX Researcher
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Abdul Rehman Sardar Pakistan
UI/ UX DesignerAbdul Rehman Sardar
Starting at$40 /hr
Tags
Adobe XD
Canva
Figma
Miro
Product Designer
UX Researcher
I design user-centered interfaces and experiences according to the client's requirements. I like to work in an interactive and collaborative environment.
Following are some questions I would like to know from my client:
1. What Do and Don’t You Need?
2. What Problems Are You Facing?
3. Who Are the Decision-Makers, and What is the Approval Process?
4. What Are Your Expectations?
5. What is Your Budget, and When Do You Want to Start?
6. What Would You View as a Success?
7. What’s the Next Step and by When?
8. Is There a Need, and Is it a Match?
9. How Can I Help You Do Your Job Better?
These questions will help me understand the problem better so I can make a better solution.
What's included
Moodboards
Mood boards are a way to convey the feeling about the product we are about to make. Also to get inspiration for the color palette and shapes to use later. In other words, a mood board is a collection of textures, images, and text related to a design theme as a reference point.
Wireframes
They act as blueprints, because of it we can ensure that we are heading in the right direction before putting a lot of time into full mockups of the user interface complete with colors, fonts, and other design elements.
High-Fidelity Design
It often looks like “live” software to users. This means that test participants will be more likely to behave realistically as if they were interacting with a real system. In contrast, with a sketchy prototype, they may have unclear expectations about what is supposed to work and what isn't.
Abdul Rehman's other services
$40 /hr