Whether it a new product development process or redesigning an existing solution, here at Cre8r, we always follow the double diamond design system in our design process
We start with learning more about the problem, the different variables affecting the pain points, and the possible solutions.
We start with a kickoff workshop and later do detailed research on various aspects. We focus on a user-oriented solution by taking users’ needs, wants, and behavior into account.
This stage is the start of the actual design process, the exact solution to the problem defined in steps one and two. We put all our resources together to speed up the problem-solving approach.
We have our preferred methods such as Brainstorming, visualization, the making of different scenarios, etc., to make sure that fewer problems are discovered later.
In this stage, we filter out all the information that we have gathered in the first stage. We identify the bottlenecks or resource waste, look for hidden opportunities, or make a list of things that a design team should do.
We make sure that everyone is on the same page regarding the design of the solution.
With all the features in hand, we sketch and prototype a solution.
Then we test the prototype with actual scenarios to look for the possible usability issues that users may encounter.
We continuously research to discover customer pain points, build prototypes, test the new prototypes to solve them—final testing of the product, official sign-off to production, and launching.
We believe that working as a team can help you fully comprehend the complexity at hand; each member adds to the shared understanding and brings their unique outlook. We at Cre8r believe in the diversity of the team, and that’s why we have a creative team of different backgrounds that work as one when it comes to designing a human-centric solution for the problem at hand.
At Cre8r, our UX designers work together with developers, product managers, content strategists, content editors, and other members of our team to gain a greater understanding of what we are aiming to achieve and to make better and more informed decisions about which solutions to explore further and later on implement.
