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OVERVIEW
User Experience Design Services
User experience design involves more than just beautifying the front-end; it also considers the software’s functionality. Our team is dedicated to providing you with the greatest planning and design, as well as investigating the most effective means of delivering information to your target audience.
We ensure that the user’s goal is aligned with your business goal. User experience design services are concerned with ways to improve a user’s experience, ease of use, and efficiency when interacting with a product or service.
OpenXcell always ensures that good user interface design principles are applied for your applications’ front, and back ends. Our designers are all familiar with graphic libraries such as WebGL and OpenGL, material designs as per trends, google friendly web and mobile app layouts, and much more. Through our custom UI/UX development services, we seek to deliver a cohesive user experience. We do this by working with your stakeholders and IT team to create a user experience design that complements your corporate culture.
The success of any application lies in how streamlined its design, functionalities, and user experience are. The UI/UX design experts at OpenXcell will create the ideal desktop, mobile, or web application to fit your business demands and industry criteria. We develop cutting-edge digital user experiences that address complicated business issues.
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Our User Experience Design Process
We follow step by step approach towards our end to end User Experience Design Service
Create wireframe
Based on the client’s requirements and gathered understanding, create a wireframe
Finalize design assets, buttons
Finalize the colors, fonts, buttons, CTAs
First design draft
Create a proper design layout (beta) and confirmation
Feasibility tests
Run the usability tests, analyse if the designed layout, Checks for requirements are perfectly responsive for all devices
Moderations as per feasibility test
Based on the run tests, add/remove the functionalities and better your beta version
Move ahead to the development
Based on the designs, initiate the development
Evaluation
Evaluate the developed version (design and functionality tests)
FIGURES AND FACTS
Make the most of a world-class team and infrastructure
3
State-of-the-art
development facilities
25000
sQ. MTR of
office space
500+
software engineers &
technical staff
1000+
software designed,
developed & deployed
24/7
IT support staff
availability
12+
years of development
experience
700+
Happy
customers
3
own Successful
products
MODELS OF WORKING
Business hiring models
Dedicated team
- Long-term collaboration
- Highly scalable team
- Complete control of the team
- Complex projects
Time & material
- Short-long term collaboration
- Flexible budget and timeframe
- Complete control over the process
- Highly scalable team
CASE-STUDIES
The success of our customers speaks louder than our words
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FAQS
Frequently Asked Questions On User Experience Design
The user experience is crucial to satisfy the user’s needs since it offers excellent experiences & encourages people to stick with the product or brand. Additionally, a meaningful user experience enables one to specify consumer journeys on the website that are most supportive of commercial success.
We use InVision Studio, Axure, Craft, Proto.io, Adobe XD, Marvel, and Figma as our most popular UX design tools.
Setting a timeframe for a user experience design project is challenging. But generally, the design process can last anywhere from 4 to 12 weeks, depending on the project’s complexity.
A UI/UX project’s cost will often rely on the project’s complexity and the contractor’s skill set. As many factors affect the ultimate cost, providing a precise price range may not accurately reflect the project’s actual cost.
