What's included

• User Research

  User research in UX involves understanding your audience's needs and preferences. It delivers actionable insights through methods like interviews, surveys, and observations to inform design decisions.

• Information Architecture

  Information architecture organizes and structures content for intuitive navigation. It includes site maps and taxonomies, enhancing users' ability to find what they need efficiently.

• Wireframes

  A wireframe deliverable provides the foundational blueprint for digital products, such as websites and mobile apps. It encompasses the page layout, defining the structure of each page, along with content blocks that act as placeholders for text, images, and other elements. Additionally, wireframes depict navigation elements like menus, buttons, and links, while also considering the hierarchy of design elements to establish their relative importance. Annotations and notes provide context and guidance, and wireframes often adapt to various screen sizes to ensure responsive design. Basic interactivity may be showcased, and the wireframe may evolve through iterative feedback processes. Furthermore, wireframes may be accompanied by documentation to explain design choices, and in some cases, interactive prototypes may be created to offer a more tangible user experience.

• Interactive Prototypes

  Interactive prototypes bring designs to life, allowing users to experience the product's functionality. These serve as valuable tools for user testing and validating design concepts.

• Development Handoff Materials

  These materials bridge the gap between design and development. They provide developers with detailed documentation, design assets, and coding guidelines to ensure the product is built accurately according to the design specifications.