Information Architecture

To place elements, we create IA and content hierarchies. A well-designed, user-friendly information architecture ensures that users spend less time and effort searching for information and are successful in finding what they need.

Flow Maps

It is our job to create the flow, both backend and frontend, of how the user interacts with the product. Understanding your user’s flow allows you to identify the steps they take to accomplish a task or achieve a goal on your website & app. As a result, you'll be able to provide a better user experience for the user and meet their needs more efficiently.

Design System

As part of our design process, we develop a set of design standards and components. The primary benefit of design systems is their ability to replicate designs quickly by utilizing premade UI components and elements. Teams can continue to use the same elements over and over, reducing the need to reinvent the wheel and thus risking unintended inconsistency.

Low-Fidelity & High-Fidelity WireFrames

Our team designs and maps out the product's look and feel. A low-High fidelity wireframe is the first visual representation of a designer's idea. It ensures that the developers and clients get a clear understanding of the functionalities and designs that the software needs to support.

Identify a Problem:

Understanding why we're doing something is the first step to any design. The only way to accomplish this is to clearly understand the problem we're trying to solve. In problem solving, a problem statement describes the issue or the problem condition.

Research on target group / end user:

Defining the problem in terms of who it is for is essential. We can design our products best for our users based on the context in which they face issues in their daily lives. It's important to clearly define those things before building, even though we find them through research.

Ideate-Generating ideas for design:

In ideation process we generating multiple different alternative design ideas and perform a design reset so that we can assess different alternatives and set off on a path that's more likely to meet your user-centered design goals. Prior to getting into page layouts and Low wireframe, we use these to generate solutions for the complex product.

Low-Fidelity WireFrames:

Once we have our sitemaps ready, we can begin to sketch how the content will be laid out on each screen. A low-fidelity prototype omits any visual design details and serves as a rough guide to allow our designers to get a feel of how and where they should place content.

High - Fidelity wireframes:

At this stage these High fidelity prototypes are a step up from low & Medium fidelity prototypes.Often they are called pixel-perfect prototypes because they try to show all the visual and typographic design details of a product. We then hand the design over to developers who can build out usability testable pages.