UX/UI: Test, Iterate and Launch
In the final stage of the UX/UI design process, we focus on refining the design to ensure it meets both user needs and project objectives. After developing a high-fidelity prototype in Figma, we conduct user testing to gather feedback and identify any areas for improvement.
Based on these insights, we iterate on the design to enhance usability and performance. Once the design is validated and finalized, we prepare for developer handoff. Figma’s collaboration features ensure a seamless transition, allowing developers to easily access design specifications, assets, and interaction details—streamlining the path from concept to launch.
Test
Once a high-fidelity, clickable prototype is ready, we conduct usability testing to gather feedback from both users and stakeholders. This feedback is essential for identifying usability issues, friction points, and opportunities for improvement before development begins.
During testing, users are asked to complete specific tasks using the prototype. Observing how efficiently they navigate the interface—without external guidance—helps us uncover problems with navigation, task flow, and overall usability.
This stage is a critical part of the UX/UI design process, as it validates the design’s effectiveness and highlights potential pain points early. Key outcomes include insights into task completion rates, ease of navigation, and user satisfaction, all of which inform final design refinements.
Iterate
Following usability testing, we refine the prototype based on feedback from users and stakeholders. This involves addressing identified issues, making usability improvements, and enhancing the overall user experience.
Once updates are made, we conduct another round of testing to ensure the changes effectively resolve previous problems without introducing new ones. This iterative process may repeat multiple times, allowing us to continuously improve the design until it meets both user needs and business objectives. It ensures the final product effectively solves the original problem statement and is ready for development.
Launch
After completing the final design iterations, we move into the product launch phase—making the solution available to users. A smooth handover to developers is facilitated through Figma, which allows developers to inspect design elements such as colors, typography, and spacing, access exportable assets like images and icons, and view precise CSS and layout specifications for efficient implementation.
Throughout the development process, we maintain close collaboration with our developers. We conduct regular snagging (QA) checks to ensure the final build aligns accurately with the designs in Figma.
The launch is a streamlined effort between design and development teams, ensuring the final product matches the visual design, user experience, and functionality validated during previous stages.
UX/UI: Test, Iterate and Launch
In the final stage of the UX/UI design process, we focus on refining the design to ensure it meets both user needs and project objectives. After developing a high-fidelity prototype in Figma, we conduct user testing to gather feedback and identify any areas for improvement.
Based on these insights, we iterate on the design to enhance usability and performance. Once the design is validated and finalized, we prepare for developer handoff. Figma’s collaboration features ensure a seamless transition, allowing developers to easily access design specifications, assets, and interaction details—streamlining the path from concept to launch.
Test
Once a high-fidelity, clickable prototype is ready, we conduct usability testing to gather feedback from both users and stakeholders. This feedback is essential for identifying usability issues, friction points, and opportunities for improvement before development begins.
During testing, users are asked to complete specific tasks using the prototype. Observing how efficiently they navigate the interface—without external guidance—helps us uncover problems with navigation, task flow, and overall usability.
This stage is a critical part of the UX/UI design process, as it validates the design’s effectiveness and highlights potential pain points early. Key outcomes include insights into task completion rates, ease of navigation, and user satisfaction, all of which inform final design refinements.
Iterate
Following usability testing, we refine the prototype based on feedback from users and stakeholders. This involves addressing identified issues, making usability improvements, and enhancing the overall user experience.
Once updates are made, we conduct another round of testing to ensure the changes effectively resolve previous problems without introducing new ones. This iterative process may repeat multiple times, allowing us to continuously improve the design until it meets both user needs and business objectives. It ensures the final product effectively solves the original problem statement and is ready for development.
Launch
After completing the final design iterations, we move into the product launch phase—making the solution available to users. A smooth handover to developers is facilitated through Figma, which allows developers to inspect design elements such as colors, typography, and spacing, access exportable assets like images and icons, and view precise CSS and layout specifications for efficient implementation.
Throughout the development process, we maintain close collaboration with our developers. We conduct regular snagging (QA) checks to ensure the final build aligns accurately with the designs in Figma.
The launch is a streamlined effort between design and development teams, ensuring the final product matches the visual design, user experience, and functionality validated during previous stages.
UX/UI: Test, Iterate and Launch
In the final stage of the UX/UI design process, we focus on refining the design to ensure it meets both user needs and project objectives. After developing a high-fidelity prototype in Figma, we conduct user testing to gather feedback and identify any areas for improvement.
Based on these insights, we iterate on the design to enhance usability and performance. Once the design is validated and finalized, we prepare for developer handoff. Figma’s collaboration features ensure a seamless transition, allowing developers to easily access design specifications, assets, and interaction details—streamlining the path from concept to launch.
Test
Once a high-fidelity, clickable prototype is ready, we conduct usability testing to gather feedback from both users and stakeholders. This feedback is essential for identifying usability issues, friction points, and opportunities for improvement before development begins.
During testing, users are asked to complete specific tasks using the prototype. Observing how efficiently they navigate the interface—without external guidance—helps us uncover problems with navigation, task flow, and overall usability.
This stage is a critical part of the UX/UI design process, as it validates the design’s effectiveness and highlights potential pain points early. Key outcomes include insights into task completion rates, ease of navigation, and user satisfaction, all of which inform final design refinements.
Iterate
Following usability testing, we refine the prototype based on feedback from users and stakeholders. This involves addressing identified issues, making usability improvements, and enhancing the overall user experience.
Once updates are made, we conduct another round of testing to ensure the changes effectively resolve previous problems without introducing new ones. This iterative process may repeat multiple times, allowing us to continuously improve the design until it meets both user needs and business objectives. It ensures the final product effectively solves the original problem statement and is ready for development.
Launch
After completing the final design iterations, we move into the product launch phase—making the solution available to users. A smooth handover to developers is facilitated through Figma, which allows developers to inspect design elements such as colors, typography, and spacing, access exportable assets like images and icons, and view precise CSS and layout specifications for efficient implementation.
Throughout the development process, we maintain close collaboration with our developers. We conduct regular snagging (QA) checks to ensure the final build aligns accurately with the designs in Figma.
The launch is a streamlined effort between design and development teams, ensuring the final product matches the visual design, user experience, and functionality validated during previous stages.