User experiences is vital to enterprises today. Big player across the board are recognizing that users now demand well-designed products, and UX is an integral part in delivering those products.
Step 1
UX discovery
Understand the underlying drivers and take informed initial direction
UX Audit of all existing applications
Study applications in same space
Present a report with suggestive measures
Step 2
Implementation
Achieve a quick remarkable improvement in UX
Act on burning issues first
Establish design patterns
Repeat on other applications
Step 3
Innovate
Utilise UX as a strategic tool to achieve your business goals
Get benefit from strategic UX
Timely measure of UX value
Cater to evolving user, technology & business needs
Considerations while designing for Enterprises
- The demands and needs of people from different departments and of different levels are met. Compared with the customer facing products, the user's needs are more complicated in EUX.
- Enterprise users interact with niche software on daily basis and quite possibly for many years. They know their way around the logic of the products they use. We take this into account power users when designing products for them.
- The business goals, technical conditions, enterprise culture, and employees habit are taken into considerations.
- When a products is consistent, a user can predict how to use different features based on how the rest of the system works. Our approach is to make the entire product cohesive, using consistent patterns and styles.
We craft approach for your Organisation based on your requirement and on various attributes affecting the desired outcomes.
Uncover the right apprach for your Organisation
Every dollar invested in UX returns $10 to $100
Forrester Research
It's no secret that UX design's relevance to business has been growing exponentially since the dawn of the information age.
User Experience is not just about creating usable and aesthetically rich products. It positively impacts your business in terms if done right by helping you either save money, make money or both.
UX design introduces positive, quantifiable and qualitative changes to products and services.
Save Money
Make Money
Direct Impact
Sales and Marketing
Support and Service
Dev & IT
HR & Ops
Sales
Conversion
Growth
New Value
Retention
Indirect Impact
Maintenance
Bugs & Errors
Training Time
Collaboration
Internal Tools
Process
Satisfaction
NPS
Brand Perception
Usability
Engagement
It's no secret that UX design's relevance to business has been growing exponentially since the dawn of the information age.
User Experience is not just about creating usable and aesthetically rich products. It positively impacts your business in terms if done right by helping you either save money, make money or both.
UX design introduces positive, quantifiable and qualitative changes to products and services.
Higher the level of UX Maturity, more significant the impact of UX benefits
Great UX is simple and intuitive, and in the best-case scenario, invisible. UX is one of the key make-or-break factor in a product's functionality and overall success.
Step 1
Product discovery
Validate your assumptions & Make informed decision
Understand users and their real needs
Understand business goals
Study competitors
Step 2
Implementation
Enhance brand value by achieving seamless and consistent experience
Conceptualization
Prototype & Validate
Agile UX for implementing product features
Step 3
Innovate
Increase the positive impact of UX on your Organisation
Improve ROI from UX
Timely measure of UX value
Cater to evolving user, technology & business needs
Considerations while designing for consumer flagship product
- For a consumer product, if it's ugly or hard to use a consumer can just refuse to use it. The learning curve affects the adoption rate of the product.
- We start by understanding your customer's needs before giving them the solutions, so as to build the experience based on their real needs.
We craft approach for your product based on your business goal, user's needs and technical feasibility.
Enhancing user adoption
Product adoption describes the process of users becoming aware of a product, understanding it's value, and begining to use it. The process is usally broken down into four discrete stages:
- Awareness
- Interest
- Evaluation
- Conversion
The 4 forces influencing a customer switch
88% of the users are less likely to return to a site after a bad experience
Step 1
Product Discovery
Step 2
Implementation
Step 3
Innovate on the top of it
Considerations while designing for marketing website
- Clearer messaging and benefits of the product/service for the potential buyers
- Bring out the brand value
- Aesthetically pleasing and user-friendly for the visitors