UI/UX DESIGN
UX prototyping process
01.
User Journey Workshop
In the first step, we work with you to analyze the existing process and find out what the optimal user journey looks like for your needs. In doing so, we already define the first epics.
03.
Steering Workshop
It is time for the first feedback loop. Based on the initial designs and your feedback, fundamental design decisions are made, and the user stories are adjusted accordingly.
05.
Presentation Workshop
During the presentation workshop, we enter the second feedback loop. Testing the click dummy reveals minor yet necessary adjustments, which are then made accordingly.
02.
UX Sketching Phase
Once the initial questions are clarified, we focus on creating an ideal 'look & feel.' Collaboratively, we develop the design for key screens and a UI guideline for your project.
04.
Prototyping Phase
In this phase, we refine the UI/UX design of the entire process. Building upon this groundwork, we are able to develop a UX prototype, such as a web-based click dummy.
06.
Finalization Phase
In the phase following the testing workshop, we finalize the project plan, the click dummy, and provide you with the final user story document. After this, we are ready to commence development!
UI/UX DESIGN
The benefits of UX prototyping
We understand that projects run more smoothly when a UX prototyping takes place before the development begins.
Profound understanding of digitalization
Denovo's standardized workshops facilitate a deeper exploration of the 'Why?' behind digitalization.
Consensus among stakeholders
Visualization leads to an optimal understanding of processes among all project partners.
Clarity in User Stories
Holding the UX prototype in our hands, it is possible for us to formulate User Stories precisely.
Early testing
UX prototyping allows for early testing with end-users, enabling swift feedback on product acceptance.
Results of the UX prototyping
After the design phase concludes, you hold the following tools for an optimal start into the development process.
What is a User Story?
Wishes and requirements that users have for the software are documented in non-technical language. This leads to the acceptance criteria, the fulfillment of which determines approval by customers during the review process. A large user story that is broken down into smaller tasks to be distributed across multiple sprints is called an Epic.
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