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UI & UX Workflow

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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

• Font Type /Family


• Usage variations
• Colour palette – Primary
secondary , background
• Buttons – Check boxes,
• radial buttons, stepper,
• toggle ,
• Text buttons, outlined
• buttons
Rules for Perfect Typography In UI
Rules for Color Selection in UI
Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.1
Rules in iconography
Designing User
Interface

• Blending of Wireframe , Design


system, and user data/
information/text/ Image/product
Add Motion
Design
• motion design makes UI
experience richer and enhances
user engagement. It is also
helpful for the developers to
understand behaviors and
interactions
Design
Governance
• The governance framework desi
gn effort is a good opportunity
to the organization's digital
stakeholders to learn how to
work and collaborate better. ...
Because it's not just the end
state that is important, but
rather the interim conversation,
collaboration, and compromise
required to build your
framework.
Prototype testing &
Improvisation & Update
• Does the prototype do what it’s supposed to?
• Do users think the product’s design matches its purpose?
• What’s the first thing users would want to do on this product?
Can they do that?
• When they explore the product, do they become confused at any
point?
• Does anything distract them or get in their way?
• Are there any features they completely ignore?
• Does the information architecture and navigation make sense?
(Can users find what they’re looking for?)
• Does your target market feel like this product was designed for
them?
• What, if anything, would make your users want to use this
product frequently?
• How likely or unlikely would they be to recommend the finished
product to a friend?
• How would they describe this product using their own words?
Conclusion

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