What's included

• Business Goals and Technical Specifications.

  Conceive a concise brief describing product, strategy analysis, and technical specifications

• Competitive Analysis Report

  Identifying your competitors and evaluating their strategies to determine their strengths and weaknesses relative to those of your own product or service.

• Personas and UX Research Reports

  Better understand target audience and study user behaviour using various diagrams.

• Sitemap and Information Architecture

  Visually organise and model of all the components and information contained in a digital product.

• Experience Maps, User Journeys and User Flows.

  A visual representation that illustrates a user’s flow within a product or service—their goals, needs, time spent, thoughts, feelings, reactions, anxieties, expectations—i.e. the overall experience throughout their interaction with a product. It’s typically laid out on a linear timeline showing touchpoints between the user and the product.

• UX Wireframes

  A cost-effective way to explore ideas and generate innovative concepts that address customer goals.

• Interactive Prototypes

  Prototyping can happen at any point in the journey of discovery through iteration. From paper prototypes to highly polished designs.

• Visual Design

  The “final coat of paint” on the product, visual design is establishing a coherent design system that can be expanded on following style guides.

• Developer handoff

  The final step in the UX design workflow is to put together specifications and a styleguide for developers. Styleguides are a must if a product’s design is to succeed in the long run.