What's included

• Wireframes

  Simplified, visual representations of a webpage or app’s layout and structure. They also represent the flows and information on each screen. Wireframes serve as a blueprint, helping designers, developers, and stakeholders understand the basic functionality and flow of a user interface.

• Information Architecture

  Sitemaps: Diagrams that outline the structure of a website or app, showing how different pages or screens are connected. Content Inventory: A comprehensive list of all content within a site or app, used to assess and organize content.

• User Flow Diagrams:

  Visual representations of the paths users take through a website or app, highlighting how they navigate from one screen to another to complete tasks.

• Usability Testing Reports:

  Summaries of findings from usability testing sessions, detailing user feedback, identified issues, and recommendations for improvement.

• Ecosystem Maps

  Visual representations of all the systems, tools, and touchpoints involved in delivering a service or product, showing how they interconnect and interact. These maps help understand the broader context and relationships within the product ecosystem.

• Customer Journey Maps:

  Detailed visualizations that map out the entire customer experience, from initial contact through the process of engagement and into a long-term relationship. These maps highlight key interactions, emotions, and pain points at each stage of the journey.

• UI Design

  Mockups: High-fidelity, static designs that showcase the visual design of individual pages or screens, including colors, typography, and images. Style Guides: Documentation of design standards, including color palettes, typography, iconography, and UI components, ensuring consistency across the product.

• User research Reports

  Surveys and Interviews: Document insights gathered from user surveys and interviews. Personas: Representations of key user groups based on research, highlighting their goals, behaviors, and pain points. User Journeys: Visualizations of the steps users take to achieve a goal, identifying touchpoints and pain points.

• Usability Test Report

  By conducting usability testing, UX designers can gain valuable insights into how real users interact with a product, leading to informed design decisions and a more user-friendly experience.