What's included

• User research reports

  These reports document my findings from user interviews, surveys, and other research methods. They can provide valuable insights into user needs, behaviors, and pain points that can inform the design process.

• User personas

  Based on the user research, I will create user personas, which are fictional representations of different types of users with unique needs, goals, and behaviors. Personas help the design team to understand and empathize with the users, and to design for their specific needs.

• User journey maps

  These maps document the user's experience throughout their interaction with the product or service, from initial awareness to post-purchase. They can help to identify pain points and opportunities for improvement in the user experience.

• Information architecture

  This refers to the organization and structure of the product's content, features, and functionality. An information architecture document might include site maps, flow diagrams, and content inventories.

• Wireframes

  Wireframes are low-fidelity sketches or digital layouts that represent the basic structure and layout of the user interface. They are typically created before the final design and can be used to test and refine the user experience.

• Prototypes

  Prototypes are interactive models of the product that allow users to test and provide feedback on the design. They can be created using various tools and methods, such as paper prototyping, digital prototyping, or 3D printing.

• Style guides

  A style guide is a document that outlines the visual design and branding elements of the product. It can include specifications for colors, typography, imagery, icons, and other visual elements.

• Final design files

  Once the design is finalized, I will deliver the final design files to you in various formats, such as Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, Sketch, or Figma. These files can be used by you or development team to implement the design into the final product.