As an artist, I've explored various creative paths and have a solid foundation in the principals of visual design . I like to hyper-fixate on research assignments and I enjoy organizing data-sets to find patterns or track behavior. I love collaborating with a team to ensure accurate attention to detail on various moving parts. I highly value others perspectives and encourage constructive feedback. I learned HTML and CSS as a novice coder but realized my skillset was better utilized in a more creative role. However, the training did provide me with an education on how sites are built and the scope of work involved in design decisions.
product development life cycle has five stages: brainstorm, define, design, test, and launch.
Understand your audience, and identify any needs or challenges they may have. Interview potential users, conduct surveys and check out your product's competition.
Who is the product for, and what features need to be included for the product to be successful? Outline the goals and problems that need to be solved. Map out your site navigation.
Create storyboards and wireframes to visualize the design aesthetic. Collect assets like images, videos and text. Test the functionality of your design with a clickable prototype.
Gather feedback from stakeholders and potential users. Testing designs for glitches, usability problems, company alignment, and accessibility.
Test new version
New users might find problems with the product’s functionality or features that no one noticed before.
Edit prototypes
repeat if necessary.
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