UI & UX Workflow
UI & UX Workflow
UI & UX Workflow
Understanding User,
Research Insights
• User research is used to understand
the user’s needs, Behaviours,
experience and motivations.
• Instead of Research on Google, do
Research from Users
• Researching with empathy in mind
• ( Objective Research )
• You are not the user.
• There’s no ‘one size fits all’ approach
• Quantitative vs. qualitative
• Attitudinal vs. behavioural
• What do users need?
• What is already working and what
isn’t?
Information
Architecture
• Information architecture (IA) is, like
blue print, a visual representation of
the product’s infrastructure, features,
and hierarchy.
• IA may also include navigation,
application functions and behaviours,
content, and flows.
• There is no set limit to the size or
shape of IA; nevertheless, it should
encompass the generalized structure
of the product so anyone should be
able to read it and understand how
the product works.
Designing
Wireframes
• A wireframe is commonly used
to lay out content and
functionality on a page which
takes into account user needs
and user journeys.
• Wireframes are used early in the
development process to
establish the basic structure of a
page before visual design and
content is added..
• it provides an early visual that
can be used to review with the
client. Users can also review it as
an early feedback mechanism for
prototype usability tests.
Building a
Design System