We build innovative, custom interfaces with style and optimal functionality that keeps users coming back. How users view and interact with your brand is incredibly important to overall success— your interface shouldn’t be an afterthought.
UI
Learn About Our Portfolio of Experienced Designers and Different Clients
Interface design (UI) is the skin— what the user sees and interacts with on the screen— of a software application. The UI design shapes not only what the user will see, but equally important, how the user will interact with the design of a product as part of the overall design experience, as such, it’s important to work with experienced teams of designers who understand the requirements of UI. At Pixel506, our teams are able to design effective and user interfaces that function seamlessly with the UX of the product. Together with our clients, we prototype the design of the final product at the launch of the design process. We have past experience working with a wide array of clients in different industries as varied as legal services, software and hospitality. Whatever the brand requires, we can do the job!
Experience
Benefits of UI/UX services
Good interface design is critical for software products, the way that users interact with a product will determine their overall experience. Well-designed elements will keep users coming back to a product. If interface design is confusing or illogically designed, users will most likely abandon the product. Interactions should flow smoothly, easily guiding a user through a product while creating brand affinity and strengthening brand identity.
01
Discovery
Together, we analyze the product and how it will be used to determine the best plan of action for UI design.
02
Exploration
Our teams work out user maps to determine how a user will interact with the product.
03
Creation
We develop user interface designs that make products accessible and desirable to use.
04
Optimization
Our experts continually optimize and design interfaces that position products for growth and new development.
Solution
Agile
Agility is part of a successful digital strategy. We allocate teams to work on your project and let you get back to the business of running a business. We understand that to be AGILE business must be focused on its clients while simultaneously identifying and investing in the future. That’s why we work in a continuous change, continuous deployment cycle. During the product cycle we always:
1. Find Momentum
2. Look for Insights
3. Create Ideas
Once ideas are validated we deploy and track them, making sure they produce results. In the meantime, a new sprint starts and so on.
These days, user experience services (UX) is critical to the success of both websites and mobile applications. Without a well-thought-out UX design, potential customers might opt out before you’re even able to show them just how great your company, service, or product is. By improving your user experience, you can usher more customers through the checkout process and increase revenue. So, ask yourself―is your user experience keeping up with today’s digital world?
If you are familiar with the word or abbreviation but don’t know exactly what UX means, or why it is important for your organization to consider, we recommend that you first read ‘What Is User Experience?’ before proceeding with this article.
By now most of us are familiar with the term user experience (UX). But perhaps less familiar is understanding how the design behind a good user experience works. Who decides what makes an experience good? And then how does one design to make a good experience? What role does human psychology play? What about technology? This article will answer these questions and more.
UI design focuses on the user interface experience. UI emphasizes the elements the user interacts with within the graphic layout of an application. This means that UI is responsible for the screen layout, how items transition, animations and any other visual cue the user must interact with to complete a desired outcome. It includes clickable elements, text, images, sliders, data entry points, etc.— all of which must be designed.
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