Research
UX (user experience) design refers to the process of designing products, services, or systems with the goal of enhancing the overall experience of the user. This includes the practical, experiential, and emotional aspects of the interaction between a user and a product.
For me it always starts with research, interviews and getting to know the clients
All the Data get visualized
I prefer to visualize all the data that I get from my research. Data visualization is important because it allows me to quickly and effectively communicate complex or large amounts of information in a way that is easy to understand and interpret. By using visual elements like charts, graphs, and maps, we can represent data in a way that is more intuitive and easier to grasp than if the data were presented in a raw, numerical format.
Idea generation and co creation
An important step during the design proces is co-creation and idea generation. It’s when all the research and visualizations come together
Co-creation can help to build stronger relationships between organizations and their customers or stakeholders. By actively involving customers in the creation process, organizations can demonstrate that they value their input and are committed to meeting their needs. This can help to foster a sense of ownership and loyalty among customers, and can lead to increased satisfaction and retention
Create an idea overview
In this phase the team and I evaluate all the different ideas and concepts from the brainstorm sessions, scrutinizing them carefully.
Making a selection
Based on what we’ve learned about the user and their experience we choose the ideas and concepts that fit with them.
Testing prototypes with the clients
I use both user testing and prototype testing. They are important because they can help to identify and fix problems early in the development process, which can save time and resources and improve the overall quality of the product. They also provide valuable insights into how users will actually use the product and can help to inform design and development decisions.
