UX Process

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Flows and site maps help unify the direction of the team and help with communication. The UXD makes and iterates flows as the project progresses.

The UXD creates flows for most projects that they’re involved in. The flows are shared with the team so they can access the latest versions and leave comments. In one place.

Wireframes are a quick way to communicate information architecture, layout and content.

Wireframes are easy to share when working remotely and to iterate on the product direction.

Prototyping makes the product flow and functionality more tangible. They help stakeholders and developers see how the product is supposed to function.

Prototyping unifies the conversation and makes it easier for developers to understand the interaction and component behavior.

Colors, fonts, fonts and style are applied to the designs to complete the product design.

These are needed for Stakeholders to visualize the final designs and for developers to have a visual guide.

If a style guide is needed, the UX Designer creates one and produces optimized graphics.

In the case o f the Objectives and Key Results tool, it was created as a working Excel spreadsheet where the company, teams and individuals can monitor their progress.