The UX life cycle involves understanding client requirements through brand analysis, user and process identification, and usability evaluations to define user needs. Design is developed through prototypes, visual mockups, and interactive clickable prototypes refined with customer feedback. Testing ensures design and technical quality through peer reviews, browser compatibility, and usability studies before delivery of final product documentation and manuals to transition ownership to the client.

1. UX Life Cycle Understand and analyze the Client’s brand, requirement. Identify processes and end users. Estimating requirement. Understand project’s Unique Challenges and Requirements. > Usability Evaluation > Competitive Analysis > Task Analysis > User Requirements Definition. Discovery Develop design directions and work on prototypes. Create multiple visual mock-ups. Revisions of mock-ups based on customers feedback. Create click through interactive prototypes. Refine design for delivery phase. Peer Testing. Prototyping the final screens to demonstrate technical feasibility. Design Internal testing of each feature and use of quality assurance practices. Testing on various browser/OS. Usability Testing. Transfer ownership of the final product to client personnel through personalized manuals, and style guides. Deliver spec (word doc) at appropriate level of detail as part of the Delivery Phase. Delivery 3D ’Discovery, Design, Delivery’ process are among the best in the industry, we tailor the amount of time spent on each phase according to budget, timeframe and the unique attributes of each project.