User Experience Design is a backbone of the usability and functionality of a product. With the creativity and proficiency a designer can enhance the experience of the product leading towards making it more reliable and user friendly. Here is process for Better User Experience!

1. Process for Better
User Experience
Process for Better
User Experience
Milind Chaskar, Lead UIUX designer

2. The Hierarchy of Needs
● Creativity
● Proficiency
● Usability
● Reliability
● Functionality
Milind Chaskar, Lead UIUX designer

3. Define Core Values First
● Why you are doing this product
● Domain Research
● Market research
● Know your target audience
● Understand & define problem
● Comparative product research
● Design Questionnaire for users & clients
Milind Chaskar, Lead UIUX designer

4. Think Benefits
Not Features
Once core values are defined, understand the
problems first, afterwards think on benefits for
the product, and lastly add features.
Milind Chaskar, Lead UIUX designer

5. Plan Product Roadmap
● Empathise
● Define
● Ideate
● Prototype
● Test
Milind Chaskar, Lead UIUX designer

6. Empathise
Understand the Experience, Situation & Emotions
of people who you are working for.
1. Observe user behaviour in the context of their lives
2. Engage with people to understand their problems
3. Watch & Listen, ask the users to perform tasks
Milind Chaskar, Lead UIUX designer

7. Define
1. Process and user point of view
2. Who are going to use your product
3. Define user needs and how will you fulfill them
4. Express insight you developed and define principle
Milind Chaskar, Lead UIUX designer

8. Ideate
1. Creativity: understand the problems and find solutions
2. Make use cases and user journeys
3. Define roles
4. Help users what they want
5. Make modules
6. Do concept model, Information architecture, User flows,
wireframes, Interaction design and Visual design.
Milind Chaskar, Lead UIUX designer

9. Prototype
1. Provide users with prototypes, to get the actual
experience of product
2. Note down their experiences, and you will be able to
identify the problems they are facing
3. Create Storyboard & User flows based on this.
4. Tools available for prototyping are (Invision, Flinto,
Mockflow, UXpin etc)
Milind Chaskar, Lead UIUX designer

10. Test
1. Ask for feedback on your prototype from users
2. Learn from your users
3. Reframe your flow and your prototype
4. Test it again from user
Milind Chaskar, Lead UIUX designer

11. More pointers
1. Show necessary interactions
2. Provide Help text
3. How it works
4. Avoid tutorials
5. Provide with walkthroughs
Milind Chaskar, Lead UIUX designer

12. Thank You!
Milind Chaskar, Lead UIUX designer
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