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1. Discover – Understanding the Problem

The first step in any project is understanding what we’re solving and who we’re solving it for.

• Client Goals: I collaborated with stakeholders to clarify the main objectives.

• User Research: I conducted interviews and surveys to understand user needs, pain points, and expectations.

• Key Insight: “Users were overwhelmed by too many options on the dashboard.”

2. Ideate – Exploring Concepts

With a solid foundation, I moved into brainstorming solutions.

• Wireframing: I sketched multiple low-fidelity wireframes to explore layouts.

• Collaborative Feedback: Sharing ideas early helped refine the focus.

• Decision: I settled on a simplified dashboard structure with clear call-to-action buttons.

3. Design – Bringing the Concept to Life

At this stage, I transformed ideas into high-fidelity, functional designs.

• Design Tools: I used Figma to create clean, modern UI components.

• Visual Hierarchy: By prioritizing key features and removing clutter, the design became more intuitive.

• Prototype: I built an interactive prototype to showcase user flows and functionality.

4. Test & Refine – Perfecting the Details

To ensure the design met user needs:

• Usability Testing: I tested the prototype with real users and gathered feedback.

• Findings: Minor pain points, such as unclear button labels, were identified and refined.

• Final Adjustments: Improved clarity, refined typography, and ensured responsiveness.

5. Deliver – Handing Off the Design

Once the design was validated, I prepared the final deliverables.

• Design files, assets, and design documentation were shared with developers.

• I collaborated to ensure smooth implementation.

Conclusion

The result? A user-centered dashboard that reduced onboarding time by 30% and improved user satisfaction.

Great design isn’t just about visuals — it’s about solving problems. If you want to learn more about my process or collaborate on a project, feel free to reach out.