Listen to the voice of the customer
So… you’ve figured out your customer journey - or maybe not?! What comes next?
User Experience Design (UX)
Deliver delightful user experiences that drive conversion and boost satisfaction.
Let’s TalkAll about users.
Your customers and employees are at the center of your business, and the user experience (UX) you provide for them is critical to your success. Spiria’s UX designers can help by providing meaningful and relevant experiences accessible to all your users. Our intuitive designs keep them top of mind, creating valuable experiences that meet their needs and your objectives.
Create new opportunities
with user-centered design.
To ultimately prompt users to take action, it’s important to design for the whole user experience. Our UX teams build experiences that are useful, desirable, findable, and credible. This process also includes some elements of User Interface (UI) design (usability and accessibility). Combined, these qualities are extremely valuable to users and enhance the likelihood that they’ll repeat, engage in, and recommend the experience, creating openings for new opportunities and revenue. These days, offering users a pleasant experience is more than a mere best practice: it’s an essential part of the product strategy and a crucial component in standing out from the competition.
Eliminate guesswork:
Planning, research,
and methodology.
Our UX designers are more than simply experts in design aesthetics: they are also usability specialists, information architects, and UX researchers, among other things. Beyond pleasing aesthetics, we create powerful UX based on solid customer research and feedback from user testing. During the research phase, our team strives to understand the motivations, values and views that drive user needs. With this information in hand, our UX designers create personas and map out a clear customer journey to seamlessly guide users to their destination. From engagement to productivity goals, we organize functionalities and architecture information in synchronicity with your user's needs and your business priorities. Employing prototypes and usability testing, our team eradicates any pain points in the customer journey, making sure that important features are present and user-friendly before launch.
Strong UX design means you can rest assured that every development decision is backed by UX research and design best practices. With a user-centered product in hand, you can deploy and launch with confidence, knowing that your product fulfills your users’ specific needs and offers a UX that will keep them coming back.
Our Design and Development Process
1. Discovery
2. Research & Analysis
3. Ideation
4. Design
5. Validation
1. Discovery
- Business Goals Definition
- Competitor Analysis
- Content inventory
2. Research & Analysis
- User Research / Analysis
- Browsing Data Analysis
- Content Audit
- Information Architecture
- User Flows
- Journey Mapping - Experience Cards
- Technical Specs
- Feature Definition
3. Ideation
- Wireframes low res (zoning)
- Wireframes high res (detailed)
4. Design
- Copydeck
- Style Guide / Component Library / Design System
- Moodboard
- UI Design
5. Validation
- User Testing
- Prototyping
What They Say About Us
Our technologies
Let’s Talk About your Project
Call us: 1 800 972-0979 or e-mail us: newproject@spiria.com
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