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August 25th, 2011User Experience Design Process for Product Development
June 24th, 2011
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Online Products where eventually the user interacts with a set of screens to use the product, involvement of a User Experience Designer is Imperative at all stages of product development.
The role of User Experience Designers is often undermined and in most cases their involvement starts after the finalization of a design brief. Whereas, this shouldn’t be the case. User Experience team should be involved from the very beginning of the product development process. Since all decision affect or are based on user behavior, UX team is always in a better position to suggest the right course of action.
Key Takeaways
- Product Development stages from a User Experience Perspective based on real experiences
- Process for New Product Development and New Release of an Existing Product
- Team UX and its interaction with other departments in the organization
- Recommended Process Documentation
Featured Designer @ Dezine Connect
January 10th, 2011Read about Mobikwik.com’s design process on Dezine Connect, an interesting interview….
http://www.dezineconnect.com/dlog/sunali_aggarwal
Work with us
December 2nd, 2010New job openings @ EVI, visit http://eastvillage.co.in/blog/careers/
EVI’s User Experience Research Process
June 24th, 2010Take a look..
Research Process
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Graphic Design is not UX Design
April 20th, 2010Recent few queries sort of inspired me to clarify this…. changing the look and feel will not change the User Experience. User Experience is not just one thing, its a combination of good workflow, architecture which includes information hierarchy, usability and graphic design. Please note graphic design is one of the elements and not the element. What is UI then? User Interface is a set of controls that you give the user to operate the application/software/product. It is a layer on top of the architecture of the product. These controls can be arrived at, after the designer has decided what would be the different screens and how would they be linked together. UI changes may or may not affect the architecture.
Graphic Design enhances the look and feel of these UI elements. So one without the other cannot change the User Experience of the product.
Workflows are most critical in enhancing the user experience. Series of steps to achieve a task defines a workflow. A good UI links these workflows together seamlessly.
So if you looking for a change in User experience, you should be prepared to relook at everything that forms a part of the product.
EVI’s New Identity
March 19th, 2010East Village has come a long way since it was started and it was high time we designed a logo that suited our vision and mission….
The new logo carries the essence of the fact that we design for USERS. We have constantly been talking about how products which are not user centric and when I say centric I mean both USEFUL and EASY to USE, fail. Hence we decided that our new logo will have a bit of both “the rising sun” and an “empowered user”. After about 20 odd designs we finally selected this one. Hope you guys like it and continue to support EVI like you always have.
New Identity
Thats me in the corner
March 15th, 2010Thats me in the Spot..light
TiE Golf Tournament
March 15th, 2010Sunali won the 2nd Tie Golf Tournament @ Chandigarh.
HT Chandigarh
Planning for Web based Startups
January 5th, 2010A typical mistake that I have seen a lot of startups make is, “start development” first without a cohesive “Blueprint”.
A “Blueprint” for a web bases service should comprise of detailed wireframes (a term used for grayscale diagrams) of each and every page that a user will go through in order to complete the task that you plan to launch. But is this enough? No, not at all. Unless you test these wireframes, you will not know that the workflow that you have deisgned for the user will work exactly the way you want it to. Is the user following the prescribed path or are they getting distarcted with some other element on the page? is the workflow too long? By compirmising on the number of steps would you be comprimising on the usablity? Etc. etc. are the questions that one needs to address with usability testing.
So, why dont we launch the service and then test it with live audience?
How many times have you been to a portal or subscribed to a service which had a tedious workflow? even though you tried it once, did you go back?
Testing on live audience might make sense to some but think about the cost of acquisition of a user…now thats something that will help you take a call.
Hence we believe that its important to know what you want to deliver to your end user and start develeopment based on that.