“Most people make the mistake of thinking design is what it looks like. It’s not just what it looks like and feels like. Design is about how it works.”
Chief Design Officer
We go through your needs and purpose of the product by creating Task Flow & Wireframe Flow.
Low fidelity designs with selected components based on information architecture.
Once agreed, we extract all content such as logo, images, videos and all the details.
Our design team will start working on final prototype based on the approved content.
You will go through the prototype to approve the design and content.
This is where we will sign off the design with documentation to our developer.
Documentations of user flow, task flow and site map
Low fidelity design of the product with essentials element and the content in place
Optional - An instruction manual and rule book on how to communicate your brand well
Style guide document for the design comprises of colour codes, typography, iconography and their application
Visual representation of the user interface of a website or software application
It’s important to understand your users together as a team. Doing so eventually weaves benefit into the product at every level. By increasing your team’s exposure to users, you will increase the user’s satisfaction of the product.
Take time to understand and clearly define your user’s problems. Feeding the team solutions will only lead to demoralisation; people like being empowered and to have a chance to be creative. Let the team stretch their skills, and give them time to truly understand the problem.
Good ideas can come from anyone. Waiting for one member of the team to create the best idea will take time, and will be biassed towards their experience. It doesn’t have to take long, there are exercises designed to generate lots of ideas quickly.
Fake it until you can make it. Spend the minimum amount of time to create the closest to the real thing. You’re looking for feedback on the idea, not whether your design looks finished. Test with real representative users.