If you've ever wondered, what is the UX process is and what are the deliverables for User Experience design. In other words, what does UX really looks like, this deck will provide a very defined process and has actual work product to give examples.
2. UX PROCESS
UX PROCESS
UX Road Map
Information Gathering
User Needs & Expectations
Identify Key Persona(s)
High Level User Scenarios
User Experience Recommendations & Heuristics
Information Architecture
Wireframes, Mockups & Prototypes (Low Fi – Hi Fi)
Usability Testing
Implementation Team Collaboration & Consultation
UX Evangelization
3. Objectives
• Analyze
• Design
• Demo
• Build
• Test
• Deploy Scope
• Scope of System
• UX Scope
• XD Architect
• BA/PM
• Out of Scope
Project Road Map
Resources & RACI
• Allocation
• RACI Chart
Deliverables
• Roadmap for Deliverables
• Deliverables and their drivers
Design Principles
• User Experience Concept
13. Product Knowledge
• Hardware limitations & capabilities
• Software limitations & capabilities
• High-level desired outcomes
• Understand current product state
Business Needs
• Executive/Stakeholders
deliverables mandatories
• Comprehend business rules
User Insights
• Advocate for user needs
• Identify beneficial features
• Understand current user state
• User behavior & habits
Information GatheringInformation Gathering
19. User Needs
• Needed features
• System tasks based on users User Expectations
• Plausible suspicions
• Connect expectations with
reality
Identify
• Where is our system creating
new user patterns that need to
be embraced?
User Needs & Expectations
35. UX Recommendations
Current State
• What is the user doing now?
In Scope
• What solutions are we
providing?
Recommendations
• What insights can we offer?
• Identify pain points for
successful user outcomes
• Call out friction points to
improve usability
57. Wires, Mockups & Prototypes
Product
Knowledge
Confirm page
Check out page
eCommerce Hi Fidelity
Mockups
58. USABILITY TESTING
Analytics
• Google Analytics
• Heat map
• Adobe Analytics
• Eye Tracker software
In-house Guerilla Testing
• Set up 10 laptops and let selected
colleagues sample the prototype,
and perform specificed tasks
• Watch users via screen sharing
Large-scale testing
• Extended periods of time
• Large user pools of data
• Randomized sampling
• In-person user interviews
• Focus groups
User-sourced testing
• Borrow a small sample group for
in-house testing
• Gather data via questionnaire
• Watch users via screen sharing