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We design digital products used daily by tens of thousands people around the globe.
UX research.
UX Research is the bedrock of understanding your business and its customer base, providing the cornerstone for every project we undertake. Whether you're planning a new solution or improving an existing one, research ensures that everything stays rooted in real-world needs. It empowers you to make informed decisions that improve your product, brand, and overall business.
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Make informed choices: Base your business decisions on authentic customer and market insights, increasing your chances of long-term success.
Discover insights: Find facts, perspectives, and behaviors that can inspire new business ideas or refine existing products and services.
Minimize risks: Decrease the risk of creating products that don't meet people's genuine desires and needs.
Optimize success potential: Reduce uncertainties surrounding your new products and ideas, improving their chances of success in the market.
Delight your users: Understand how users truly interact with your products and focus on creating the best possible experiences for them."
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We conduct various research activities tailored to your business objectives and the stage of your product, organization, or brand. We collect both qualitative and quantitative data about individuals and their surroundings. Then, we transform our discoveries into valuable insights that spark innovation for new products, enhance existing ones, and optimize user experiences.
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UX Audits: Conducting expert tests of applications or specific functionalities (using tools like Nielsen's Heuristics).
In-depth Interviews: Conducted either in the field or online to gain deeper insights into user experiences.
Usability Testing: Rigorous testing of well-defined use cases with users, either online or in the field (in their natural usage environment).
Concept (MVP / POC) Testing: Evaluating concepts or Minimum Viable Products (MVPs) to validate their feasibility and user acceptance.
Card Sorting: A method for organizing and categorizing information to improve information architecture.
Customer Journey Mapping: Visualizing and analyzing the user's journey through a product or service to identify pain points and opportunities for improvement.
Quantitative Research: Gathering numerical data through surveys, questionnaires, or analytics to quantify user behavior and preferences.
Benchmarking: Comparing your product or service against industry standards or competitors to assess performance.
Personas: Creating fictional user profiles to represent different user segments and understand their needs and behaviors."Description text goes here
UX/UI Design
Few things can have such a profound impact on your business as digital product design.
In today's digital landscape, customer expectations have reached unprecedented levels, influenced by the instant availability of information and the seamless experiences offered by industry leaders. Therefore, the demand for exceptional product design has never been more critical.
Product Design (UX & UI) is a broad and multifaceted field. The key deliverables in this domain include:
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Information architecture
Wireframes
User flows
Prototyping
User testing
Iterating
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Interface design
Illustrations and micro-animations
Prototyping
User testing.
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A design system is a collection of reusable components, guided by clear standards, that can be assembled together to build any number of applications.
Design Sprint
Depending on the purpose of the Product Design Sprint and the initial problem there is to be solved, you will get tailored solutions and recommendations that will help you generate a unique Value Proposition for the existing or potential customers. Product Design Sprints include in-depth interviews with founders about their product idea, our design thinking, and the agile approach. They have been successfully tested in numerous projects.
