Web/UI Design

Anuj Bhavsar

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Starting at

1,000

About this service

Summary

First of all, when initiating a Product Design Consultation, my process involves understanding the client's needs and delivering valuable insights. Here's how I structure the service:

Initial Consultation Session

Discussion to understand the client's product design needs, user experience goals, and vision.

Identification of key challenges, requirements, and objectives for the UI/UX design.

Detailed Report or Summary

Comprehensive report summarizing the UI/UX consultation discussion.

Recommendations, insights, and actionable advice related to UI/UX improvements, user flows, interface design, accessibility considerations, and usability enhancements.

Wireframes and Prototypes

Basic wireframes or interactive prototypes illustrating potential UI/UX design solutions discussed during the consultation.

Visual representations of user interfaces, navigation structures, and interactive elements to aid in understanding design concepts.

UI/UX Design Recommendations

Detailed recommendations on UI elements, including color schemes, typography, iconography, layout principles, and usability best practices tailored to the client's product.

Documentation and Resources

Supplementary materials, documentation, or resources supporting the UI/UX recommendations given during the consultation.

References to design guidelines, articles, or tools beneficial for enhancing the client's UI/UX design process.

Follow-Up Communication

Provision for additional communication or follow-up sessions to address any further UI/UX-related queries or concerns post-consultation.

The specific deliverables might vary based on the project scope and client's requirements. This comprehensive list covers the primary components that clients can expect when engaging in a "Product (UI/UX) Design Consultation" service.

Interested in knowing more about Product Design Consultation?

Write me at bhavsar.anuj50@gmail.com OR schedule a call at https://cal.com/anujbhavsar/quick-chat-with-anuj

FAQ

What is a Product (UI/UX) Design project?

A Product (UI/UX) Design project involves creating digital products with a focus on user interface (UI) and user experience (UX). The aim is to develop intuitive, visually appealing, and user-friendly experiences.

What deliverables can I expect from a Product (UI/UX) Design project?

Deliverables typically include wireframes, high-fidelity mockups, interactive prototypes, a comprehensive style guide or design system, usability reports, and design documentation.

How is the Product (UI/UX) Design project process structured?

The process generally includes phases like research and analysis, ideation, wireframing, prototyping, user testing, refinement, and final design delivery, contributing to a user-centric product.

What tools or software do I use in Product (UI/UX) Design projects?

Various tools such as Figma, Sketch, Adobe XD, InVision, Axure RP, or other design and prototyping software are used to create UI/UX assets and prototypes during the project.

How long does a Product (UI/UX) Design project typically take?

The duration varies based on project complexity, ranging from several weeks to a few months, depending on factors like screens, features, and iterations needed.

How do I ensure the final designs align with my vision and target audience needs?

Thorough research, user interviews, and usability tests are conducted to understand the audience and align designs with their preferences. Regular feedback and iterations ensure designs meet expectations.

What level of involvement do I have during the Product (UI/UX) Design project?

Active involvement is maintained throughout the project. Providing feedback at various stages helps refine and shape the design according to the vision and requirements.

How do I initiate a Product (UI/UX) Design project?

To start, I reach out through the platform or website. Then, an initial meeting is arranged to discuss project goals, scope, and timeline. Subsequently, the project roadmap is outlined, and the design process begins.

What's included

Figma or Design Tool Access:
Providing access to Figma files or design tools containing all the screens, components, and assets discussed during the consultation. This allows clients to view, edit, or utilize the design elements easily.
Style Guide or Design System
Creating a comprehensive style guide or design system that outlines the visual elements such as typography, colors, iconography, spacing, and other design guidelines. This ensures design consistency across the product.
Prototypes or Interactive Mockups
Developing interactive prototypes or mockups demonstrating the proposed UI/UX improvements or design concepts discussed. These prototypes allow for user testing and visualization of the product flow and interactions.
User Flows and Wireframes
Providing detailed user flows and wireframes that outline the navigation, information architecture, and basic structure of the user interface. These visual aids help in conceptualizing the design and its functionality.
Usability Report or Evaluation
Conducting a usability evaluation and delivering a report summarizing the findings, suggestions for improvements, and actionable insights to enhance the user experience.

Example projects