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Strategy Workshop
Whether it’s creating a new product from scratch or refreshing current experience, we work as UX UI consultants to have a collaborative approach that engages key stakeholders so that everyone knows and understands the project. This acquires arrangement terms of end-user persona and business needs.
Establishing User Persona
To better understand your requirements, we created detailed user personas to define your audiences. We believe it is a crucial responsibility as a lead UX UI design agency. Then we design the result for further qualitative and quantitative research and analysis.
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Empathy Mapping
The advantages of doing empathy mapping are complex. We trust it eliminates predisposition from designs and adjusts the team on particular, mutual understanding of user empathy what they see does or listen. Then we discover weaknesses in our research, we discover user needs that the user may not even be aware of, we understand what drives user behaviours that ultimately guide us to what the user feels or thinks.
Analyzing Competitor Landscape
It’s critical to know whom you are competing. This assists in identifying both hostile and protective strategic context to recognise possibilities and risks. How we do it? By recognising competitors and their target customers, indicate key frameworks or skills and appoint every one a score. At that point rate every one of them on the recognized frameworks and plan on what we need to do and what not in the UX/UI product design planning.
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Mind Mapping and Card Sorting
This is where we include product owners, developers, engineers, directors and lastly designers to submit all the data have been gathered on the wall. Then we organize each of them into sticky notes/cards. The sorted map ought to have similar and related components of the software in chunks giving us a base to shape a menu structure from a high-level view. The end result? A continuing UX is accredited by way of everyone. No surprise why we name ourselves masters in user experience design.
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Information Architecture (IA)
Information architecture helps us build a blueprint that anticipates search and usability disasters, leading to precious redesigns. This is why containing information architecture, also known as AI, is an important part of our UX UI design solution. It helps us become aware of how to successfully organize, structure, and tag content so that users find information and complete necessary tasks.
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Low Fidelity Sketches
Once the Information Architecture is detailed, we have a reasonable understanding of how to compose a screen. We started creating fast and inexpensive paper prototypes that incorporate navigation, content and action for every user requirement. This activity helps us get early feedback from our stakeholders, rectify errors, and iterate to reduce repetition in later stages.
High Fidelity Wireframing
We further convert paper prototypes into high fidelity wireframes. This helps to detail the screens in their exact shape and style. In addition, we build a click-through prototype to define the flow that becomes the only reference for our visual design experts. This is a necessary step of our website design service to display the possible outcome.
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Defining UI Guidelines
The next step is to configure the colour palette, typography, call-to-action-buttons, notifications and alerts, icons, and possibly all the components of a user interface. We put together a custom UI guide sheet that helps our UX UI developers work independently. In turn, it reduces daily follow-ups with designers. This is how we carefully design your web and mobile applications.
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What do our clients say about us?
Customer satisfaction is something we respect and value. Ataul Hameed Digital is based on the trust and satisfaction of many customers around the world, which allows us to proceed in many ways.
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