Services
We test the flow of a design solution and gather feedback on it—from both internal and external parties - before making changes to your final product. The state of a prototype is fluid as our team revises the design iteratively based on user feedback.
Central to the success of your digital product is a user experience design that is built on a prioritised understanding of what your users need from you at the various stages of their user journey – across site navigation, IA, visual design and content structure – ultimately creating a design system.
Our experience blueprint service will help to understand your customers ideal user experience, as we work together to produce a schematic diagram of your entire user journey from start to finish, covering all the details of a service both from the customer and the organisations perspective.
Our team apply a structured and proven testing approach to gather insights from a range of participants. We plan relevant scenarios, and execute tests on various devices. Observing users' interactions, we analyze their feedback, behaviors, and preferences. The insights are collated into reports that focus on actionable insights to optimise your digital product and user experiences.
Stay ahead with our comprehensive strategy for digital success. We analyse your market, target audiences, competitors and comparitiors to deliver a tailored digital product roadmap.
By helping our clients to define the appropriate levels of maturity for personalisation, from basic segmentation on a single data point to true individualisation based on real-time behavioural data, we have been able to map outcomes to personalisation capabilities.
Learn how our experience design team helped AF Group to transform the buying experience for their members from phone first to digital first. The team discuss the various stages of the design process, including, tree testing, journey flows, working up wireframes, user testing and visual design.
Our team delivered a tailored, age appropriate experience to encourage users (children aged 4 – 7) to complete specific tasks on NCA's thinkuknow website.
The activities on the new site are a lot more interactive and engaging for children. The new set up means we have a lot more control over the text on the site, we are able to adapt and change content as necessary to reflect our priorities. The editing process on the old site was a lot more restrictive and complex. We are also able to restrict the content provided to children of different ages to make sure all learning is age appropriate.
