Summary

FAQs

• What is the difference between UI and UX design?

  UI (User Interface) design focuses on the visual elements and interactive components of a product, such as layout, colors, and typography. UX (User Experience) design, on the other hand, encompasses the overall experience a user has with a product, including usability, accessibility, and efficiency. While UI design is about how things look, UX design is about how things work.

• How do you approach a new UI design project?

  My approach starts with understanding the client's goals, target audience, and key functionalities. I then move on to research and inspiration gathering, followed by sketching and wireframing. After refining the concepts, I create high-fidelity designs and prototypes, which are then tested for user feedback. The process is iterative, with continuous refinement until the optimal design solution is achieved.

• Can you work with my existing brand guidelines?

  Absolutely. I can work within your existing brand guidelines to ensure the UI design aligns with your brand identity and complements your overall brand strategy. If you're looking to evolve your brand or establish new guidelines, I can also assist in developing a cohesive design language.

• How do you ensure the design is implemented correctly by developers?

  I provide detailed design specifications and assets, along with a style guide or design system that outlines the use of color, typography, spacing, and component states. I'm also available to collaborate with your development team throughout the implementation phase to address any questions and ensure fidelity to the design.

• What tools do you use for UI design?

  I use industry-standard tools such as Adobe XD, Sketch, Figma, and InVision for designing and prototyping. These tools enable efficient design workflows and easy collaboration with clients and development teams.