We will work together in 1-3 sessions to define the general direction of the project, from user research, aesthetic definition, and general experience, as well as continuous reviews depending on the nature of the project.

If needed, we can focus on user research to inform and validate the design decisions for the project. This may include remote user interviews, usability testing, and different validation methods, depending on the nature of the project.

Information architecture (IA) deliverables are crucial documents and visual aids in a UX/UI project that outline the organizational structure, hierarchy, and navigation pathways of digital products like websites and applications. These deliverables ensure that the end product is user-friendly, intuitive, and aligns with the users' needs and expectations. Key IA deliverables in a UX/UI project include: sitemaps, user flows, content inventory, use cases, etc. depending on the nature of the project

Wireframe design deliverables provide a clear blueprint of the product’s layout, functionality, and content structure before adding any graphical elements. These deliverables are pivotal in aligning the project team's understanding of the product’s intended functionality and design direction. Key wireframe design deliverables in a UX/UI project include: low and high-fidelity wireframes, interactive wireframe prototypes, and responsive design wireframes

A Design System Specifications Document in Figma is a comprehensive guide that serves as the single source of truth for a digital product's design language, including its components, patterns, guidelines, and usage. It's essential for ensuring consistency across the product and efficiency in the design and development process. It usually includes: UI Components, color palette, typography, iconography, spacing and layout guides, interactivity and motion specifications, accessibility guidelines, versioning and updates.