UX and UI designs blend art, functionality and your brand image into a beautiful and consistent whole.
User experience (UX) design
A UX design document assures that a single product vision is shared across your team. Often created as a part of the technical design document,
as well as when significant new features are about to be added to an existing project, a UX design maps screens of an application and main visual components on these screens.
It also specifies what components users can interact with and what happens when they do, as well as how navigation between different application screens is achieved.
The first purpose of creating a UX design is to become clear on what your application should do. During this creation process, new questions and edge cases are often discovered and clarified.
The second purpose of a UX design is to serve as a guide to the work of graphic designers and software developers.
User interface (UI) design
Often based on a UX design and on a written specification document,
a UI design visually details the graphical components of your application and can be directly translated into code by a software developer.
This includes layouts, colours, fonts, icons and anything else that is exported as graphic assets for your software.
I apply colour theory and human cognition research to create designs that keep your users focused on what's important and enable them to find information and tools quickly, making even complex applications user-friendly. As both a freelance graphic designer and a software developer, I ensure that my UI designs are technically achievable and suitable for a variety of screens and devices.
I can work from your existing logo, website and colour palette, or create designs completely from scratch, taking into account the unique look and feel of your brand. I do both vector and digital hand-drawn design.
