What's included

• User Journeys and User Flows

  User journeys and user flows are more about a series of steps a user takes, and demonstrate the way users currently interact—or could potentially interact with a product.

• UX Wireframes

  They are instrumental in helping to define the design structurally, and how a user flow works through an App or site under different use case scenarios.

• Interactive Prototypes

  They help me communicate the design effectively at different stages of the UX design process. Yea, it lets everyone on the team see how things will work when an actual user interacts with it and how the product will behave—how everything connects. Trouble spots can be spotted and awkward interactions uncovered.

• Visual Design

  the grand “final coat of paint” on the product, this is my last step before handoff to developers and the phase where a styleguide and final specs are crafted.

• Styleguide

  The final step in the UX design workflow is to put together specifications and a styleguide for developers. this is to make sure designs are implemented consistently across branding, visual styles, colors, fonts and typography. It’s also used for design patterns, language, rules (such as keyboard shortcuts and data display rules), and specifying UI behaviors (such as error handling).