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What can user-centered IT product design help you do?
- Stand out from the competition
Aesthetically pleasing and user-friendly interfaces attract more customers, and a refined user experience will set your company apart from the competition. - Increase the number of satisfied users of the product
The more refined your product is in customer experience, the more positive reviews you will receive, and the more likely customers will remain loyal to your brand and its products. - Reduce development costs
A well-thought-out product design can streamline the development process, reducing programming time and costs. - Increase sales of your products or services
Products that are aesthetically refined and functional are more likely to succeed in the market. - Gain a user-centric solution
Good product design in software development puts users at the center, taking into account their needs, behaviors, and preferences. - Integrate the product with existing systems
The software should easily work with other systems and tools to ensure smooth operations and a seamless user experience in a connected setup.
User-centered design services in IT
Expand your existing team or outsource end-to-end product design on time and within budget.
- Product Discovery
Product discovery is a key stage of software development, focusing on understanding the problem, defining the solution, and aligning the team and stakeholders with the project goals.
- User Experience Design (UX)
We design the user experience, including application flow optimization, information architecture and navigation to create a consistent and efficient interaction with the product.
- User Interface Design (UI)
In the process of UI Design, we create a visually appealing, functional and user-friendly interface that enables effective user interaction with the product.
Implemented projects in
/ Projects we are proud of
Financial Platform Design, Development, and QA
For the German client, we upgraded their financial platform to an Angular-based web application, enhancing usability and performance. We also implemented a structured Quality Assurance strategy to ensure reliability and foster strong collaboration.
Development of an Application to Support Psychotherapy Clinics
For ergosoft company redesigned the Psychodat application to enhance user experience and developed a new billing application that streamlines payment processes for psychotherapeutic clinics.
Tools and technologies we use in the design of IT products
The choice of tools and technologies varies depending on the project’s specific requirements, the project team’s preferences, and the development team’s collaborative processes. Our designers use these tools for idea generation, prototyping, testing, and design iteration.
What are the stages of Product Design?
The design process typically involves five basic steps, although the number may vary depending on the methodology and product.
I — Idea generation and strategy
II — Product research
We analyze the demand for your solution. To do this, we use market research, competitor or target group analysis.
III — Summary of specifications
We begin the process of developing requirements specifications, which include a list of future product standards, as well as delineation of tasks, schedules and expenses.
IV — Sketching
At this stage, we create preliminary sketches that help narrow down the selection of concepts and make it easier to work on the composition, layout and refinement of the design.
V — Design and prototyping
An important step in design is the construction of a prototype, usually in Figma, which, as a “skeleton” in the form of wireframes, allows the narrowed design concept to be tested.
VI — Production process
This is the stage of coding the product based on complete functional requirements and clearly defined tasks, schedule and budget.
VII — Testing
With a finalized design in hand, the QA team performs code testing to identify and resolve any issues or bugs.
VIII — Deployment and post-launch evaluation
At this stage, we make the product available to the audience to monitor the performance of the product and collect user feedback, analyze their engagement.