User Interface Design

Why do it?
User Interface Design is the essential element of the design of a site or application that specifically examines how to enable users of the system to accomplish their objectives most efficiently.� This is accomplished through a three-phase process that begins with a detailed definition of the target audience(s) for an interface and their specific, functional objectives.� The second phase converts these written requirements to an interface architecture that describes page layout and functionality without the distraction of a visual design (i.e. colors, illustrations, images).� Finally, these layouts are documented in a detailed specification that acts as a foolproof instruction manual for constructing the interface.

What's delivered?
A User Interface Specification, which is an invaluable document with a multitude of uses.� First and foremost, our Specifications are used by our clients to provide a set of detailed instruction to their development team that leaves nothing to chance.� User Interface Specifications can also be used as the basis for a vendor selection process.� Providing all prospective vendors with a fully-developed description of the functional and interface requirements of a system, facilitates an "apples to apples" comparison of competing bids, as well as insuring that all bids accurately reflect the effort and cost that will ultimately be required.��

Our Experience
Oracle
Infomarkets
John Wiley & Sons
Cable & Wireless
CDNow