Discovery.

• Before I start the design process, I want to get to know the product, its target and its users.
• I meet the client, brainstorm ideas, and sketch them out together to figure out where to begin.

Wireframing.

• I help solidify the clients' ideas by creating wireframes for the project.
• This stage allows me to explore all the options quickly, focusing only on layout and usability, so that I can get feedback as early as possible.

Prototyping

• The next phase in my process is building a static prototype. Based on the wireframes, I start structuring things using HTML and CSS.
• In this way I study the interactions among the product sections and it gives a complexity overview to the developers.

User testing.

• Light user testing is done throughout the design process. It can be done after wireframing, prototyping, or implementation.
• I feel that the earlier and more often user testing is done, the better the application will be in the end.

Visual design.

• The visual design process is one of the most exciting steps. It's time to begin layering in color, texture and perfect the use of typography.
• Because I care about every little detail, I spend a lot of time perfecting and polishing the entire application.

Implementation.

• Depending on the project's timeline, I can go from wireframes to implementation.
• I understand time and budget constraints and I am here to help to craft a product that users will fall in love with.

Learn.

Iterate.

Implement.