Websites with User-Centric Design

Starting at

$

40

About this service

Summary

Specialized in creating website designs that were not only visually appealing but also made a significant impact on real-life user interactions and aim to increase both users' requirements and business requirements.

Process

Initial Client Meeting and Requirement Gathering
Understand the client’s goals, target audience, brand, and specific requirements for the website.
UX Research
Gather insights from researches like competitive analysis to inform the design, ensuring it meets user needs and business goals.
Site Map & Information Architecture (IA)
Organize the content and structure of the website in a way that is intuitive and user-friendly.
Low-Fidelity (Lo-Fi) Wireframes
Visualize the basic structure and layout of key pages without focusing on design details.
Second Client Meeting (Review Lo-Fi Wireframes)
Get client feedback on the overall structure, layout, and flow before moving to high-fidelity designs.
High-Fidelity (Hi-Fi) Wireframes and Mockups
Create detailed designs that include colors, typography, images, and other UI elements.

What's included

  • Wireframes

    - Low-Fidelity Wireframes: Basic layouts showing the structure and flow of the website, without detailed design elements. - High-Fidelity Wireframes: More detailed wireframes that include some design elements, closer to the final look.

  • Design Mockups

    - UI Design: High-fidelity mockups of each page, showing the final look and feel, including colors, typography, and imagery. - Responsive Design Mockups: Designs for different screen sizes (desktop, tablet, mobile as required).

  • Interactive Prototypes

    - Clickable Prototypes: A Figma or Adobe XD prototype that allows clients to interact with the design as if it were a live website. - User Flow Demonstration: Visual representations of how users will navigate through the site.

  • Style Guide

    - Typography & Color Palette: Specifications for fonts, colors, and their usage. - UI Components: Buttons, forms, icons, and other elements used across the website. - Design System (if applicable): A comprehensive guide to the design elements, including components and guidelines for maintaining consistency.

  • Assets & Exported Files:

    - Exported Images & Icons: All images and icons used in the design, properly formatted and optimized. - SVGs, PNGs, JPEGs: For different uses, like logos, background images, and icons. - Font Files (if needed): If specific fonts are required, include the font files or links to where they can be obtained.

  • Handoff to Developers:

    - Figma/Sketch/XD Files: Source files that developers can use to extract measurements, colors, and other details. - Redlined Documents: A document outlining exact measurements, spacing, and other design specifications.

  • Documentation

    - Design Rationale: Explanation of design choices, user personas, and how the design meets the project’s objectives. - Usage Guidelines: Instructions on how to use the design system and maintain consistency across new pages or sections.

  • User Experience Deliverables (Optional)

    - User Journey Maps: Visual representations of the user’s journey through the website. - Personas: Profiles of typical users to guide design decisions. - Usability Testing Reports: Findings from any usability tests conducted on the prototype or design.

  • Final Presentation

    - Client Presentation: A presentation file or session where you walk through the design, explaining key decisions and how the design meets the project goals.


Duration

2 weeks

Skills and tools

Web Designer
UX Designer
UI Designer
Adobe XD
Figma
Framer

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