User Experience (UX) Design

The process of User Experience (UX) Design

In UX Design, we organize our thoughts in order to create a wonderful and effective user experience. To accomplish this, our designers construct a user flow diagram, which depicts the whole path a person takes while using a product. We map the app or website’s high-level structure at this phase.

After that, our designers start wireframing. This step clarifies all we’ve already accomplished. A wireframe is a diagram of an app that shows how the app’s interface elements would appear on pages. To begin, we create low-fidelity wireframes that depict how objects are displayed on the screen. Our UX designers use wireframes to ensure that the app’s navigation flows logically from one step to the next.

Mobile UIUX Sketching / Wireframing

We move on to developing high-fidelity wireframes once you’re happy with the navigation and screen composition from the low-fidelity wireframes. Our designers improve the visuals, spacing, and layout of the low-fidelity wireframes in this way to get a more exact image of the final product. At this point, our developers can begin developing the app’s fundamental features.

It can take longer than you think to design app wireframes and iterate for the greatest user experience. Wireframing, on the other hand, saves you money. Do you understand what I’m saying? It does, in fact.

A) Wireframing reduces the likelihood of surpassing your budget and timeline limits. This is due to the fact that our software developers can begin developing without having to wait for the final design. If you have a tight deadline, the development team can save time by getting started as soon as the wireframes are approved, developing basic pieces and adding refinements later.

B) There are inherent hazards in any software initiatives. Changing needs during the project’s life cycle are one of the most common sources of risk. Wireframes allow us to make modifications in a matter of minutes. Changes to a completely developed screen, on the other hand, may take significantly longer. As a result, generating wireframes saves time on adjustments and thus lowers development expenses.

At HectaData, Wireframes are something we all work on together. Business analysts, iOS and Android developers, designers, project managers, and the client all collaborate to create a wireframe that everyone can agree on. This allows us to spot and correct any misunderstandings that may arise during the app development process.

A designer produces application prototypes before developing the UI. Wireframes come to life via prototyping. Animation cannot be conveyed with static high-fidelity wireframes. Prototypes with interactions, on the other hand, can achieve it rather well. A prototype is a working version of the design that allows you to interact with it by tapping buttons, sending forms, opening menus, and so on.

Time to complete: 40 to 160 hours
Deliverables: App screen wireframes, user flow diagrams, and interactive prototypes are among the deliverables.
Tools: Sketch, InVision, Principle, and Overflow are some of the tools we employ.