Product Design | UI/UX | Brand strategistOriyomi Abidoye
User Research: Investigating user behaviors, needs, and preferences to inform design decisions.
Persona Development: Creating profiles of typical users to guide design choices.
Information Architecture: Organizing content and layout for intuitive navigation.
Wireframing: Sketching basic interface layouts and interactions.
Prototyping: Building interactive models for testing and feedback.
Usability Testing: Assessing designs with real users for improvements.
Visual Design: Crafting the visual look and feel, including colors, typography, and imagery.
Interaction Design: Defining how users interact with the interface.
Accessibility: Ensuring the design is inclusive and compliant with accessibility standards.
Design Handoff: Providing detailed design assets and documentation to developers.
Continuous Improvement: Iterating designs based on user feedback and evolving needs
What's included
User Research and Insights:
User personas: Detailed profiles of target users.
User journey maps: Visual representations of the user's experience.
User research reports: Summaries of findings from interviews, surveys, or observations.
Conceptualization
Mood boards: Visual representations of design direction, including colors, typography, and imagery.
Wireframes: Low-fidelity sketches or digital representations of the interface layout.
Mockups: High-fidelity static designs that showcase the visual appearance of the product.
Prototypes: Interactive representations of the product's functionality and user flow.
Information Architecture:
Site maps: Hierarchical diagrams showing the structure of the website or app.
Navigation flows: Visualizations of how users move through the product.
Interaction Design:
User flow diagrams: Detailed charts illustrating the paths users take to complete tasks.
Interactive prototypes: Functional prototypes that demonstrate user interactions and animations.
UI Design:
Style guides: Comprehensive documents detailing design elements, such as colors, fonts, and button styles.
UI kits: Sets of pre-designed user interface components for consistent design across the product.
Usability Testing:
Usability test plans: Documents outlining the objectives and methodology for usability testing.
Usability test reports: Summaries of test findings and recommendations for improvements.
Project Presentations:
Design presentations: Visual presentations to communicate design concepts, decisions, and progress to stakeholders.
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Oriyomi Abidoye Lagos, Nigeria
Product Design | UI/UX | Brand strategistOriyomi Abidoye
Contact for pricing
Tags
Adobe XD
Figma
Visual Studio Code
Product Designer
Product Manager
UX Designer
User Research: Investigating user behaviors, needs, and preferences to inform design decisions.
Persona Development: Creating profiles of typical users to guide design choices.
Information Architecture: Organizing content and layout for intuitive navigation.
Wireframing: Sketching basic interface layouts and interactions.
Prototyping: Building interactive models for testing and feedback.
Usability Testing: Assessing designs with real users for improvements.
Visual Design: Crafting the visual look and feel, including colors, typography, and imagery.
Interaction Design: Defining how users interact with the interface.
Accessibility: Ensuring the design is inclusive and compliant with accessibility standards.
Design Handoff: Providing detailed design assets and documentation to developers.
Continuous Improvement: Iterating designs based on user feedback and evolving needs
What's included
User Research and Insights:
User personas: Detailed profiles of target users.
User journey maps: Visual representations of the user's experience.
User research reports: Summaries of findings from interviews, surveys, or observations.
Conceptualization
Mood boards: Visual representations of design direction, including colors, typography, and imagery.
Wireframes: Low-fidelity sketches or digital representations of the interface layout.
Mockups: High-fidelity static designs that showcase the visual appearance of the product.
Prototypes: Interactive representations of the product's functionality and user flow.
Information Architecture:
Site maps: Hierarchical diagrams showing the structure of the website or app.
Navigation flows: Visualizations of how users move through the product.
Interaction Design:
User flow diagrams: Detailed charts illustrating the paths users take to complete tasks.
Interactive prototypes: Functional prototypes that demonstrate user interactions and animations.
UI Design:
Style guides: Comprehensive documents detailing design elements, such as colors, fonts, and button styles.
UI kits: Sets of pre-designed user interface components for consistent design across the product.
Usability Testing:
Usability test plans: Documents outlining the objectives and methodology for usability testing.
Usability test reports: Summaries of test findings and recommendations for improvements.
Project Presentations:
Design presentations: Visual presentations to communicate design concepts, decisions, and progress to stakeholders.
Oriyomi's other services
Contact for pricing