APPROACH

Building upon the chosen style guide, we proceed to develop the components library, encompassing icons, buttons, forms, and navigation menus.

The wireframe prototype represents the final version of the site in terms of structure. It involves expanding a small sitemap into a low-fidelity prototype.

Now, we'll implement the approved style guide into the UX wireframe prototype. This will result in the polished version of the website.

During this stage, we plan all the functional triggers that occur when the user interacts with the website.

It's crucial to consider the various devices our users might use to view the website. Therefore, we design the desktop version to be adaptable to fit into tablet and mobile devices with minimal deviation from the actual flow.

Ideally, having a copy writer in charge of content creation is optimal. However, if that's not the case, we can also assist with content creation. This phase focuses on updating the website with relevant text and media content.

UI prototyping involves creating a high-fidelity prototype that provides a comprehensive understanding of how your website will look when developed. This process also aids the development team in understanding the design requirements.

We handle all micro-interactions and macro-interactions, delivering them as web-friendly files to ensure your content is engaging and converts effectively.

In the final step, we package the files for the development phase. This includes the Sitemap, Component Library, UI Design & Prototyping, as well as media and animations, ensuring all necessary elements are readily available for development.