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    Simplify Every Software Product Interface

    In a software-driven world, simplified interfaces are indispensable entities.

    With business growth occurring at the intersection of simple interfaces and automation, you require a UI/UX design agency to simplify your business workflow at every touchpoint.

    Design is not just how it looks like or feels like. Design is how it works.

    - Steve Jobs

    UX UI Design Services

    Usability Testing

    Be responsive to the user, not the device. Simplicity and consistency is the driving force behind user engagement.

    UX Writing

    Every word should serve a purpose; a copy can make or break the usability. The bad copy serves the company’s needs while ignoring the users’.

    Let’s work together to create what users would LOVE.

    FAQs

    What are the main differences between UI and UX design?

    UX and UI: These terms are often interchangeably used, and many think they mean the same thing! Nope. UX (user experience) and UI (user interface) are two independent but interdependent terms. And a UI/UX design agency like us would vouch for this! Let’s take the simple task of hiring a cab, for instance.

    The UI is the screen, buttons, toggles, icons – all the visual elements. But the way that notification pops, saying that your cab is on the way, the interactions, and the feel are UX.

    It is individual UI/UX design agencies that determine the approach of every design project. However, at Pepper Square, we follow an approach rooted in innovation and one that welcomes the process of design thinking.

    What types of questions should I ask my UI/UX agency/designer?

    Here are some of the most important questions that you need to ask your UI/UX agency/designer.

    1. Do you start the project by creating user personas and user journeys?
    2. As a design agency, how important are prototypes in setting up the initial framework for design?
    3. How long does a UX designer spend on creating a wireframe?
    4. What kind of research methods or tools do you use?
    5. Do you get ideas for designing by researching the target audience?

    What is the difference between service design and design thinking?

    Design thinking is more like a recipe that even non-designers can cook. It’s user-centered and hands-on. Service design, however, uses this methodology to solve problems beyond product and digital experiences. As an award-winning UI/UX design agency, we have an elaborate set of design tools to solve these very problems. You can learn more about how we go about design thinking, in this article.

    For higher conversion rates and improved customer retention, we follow a set process:

    • Set clear objectives for the map.
    • Pick your target personas and define specific goals.
    • Go through all the touchpoints.
    • Highlight the elements you want your map to show.
    • Determine the resources you have and the ones you’ll need.

    What methods do you use to test your designs?

    Testing is the fifth and a crucial stage in the design Thinking process for a UI/UX design company like ours. We are guided by gathering real user feedback and the old adage in the UX community -“You are not the user.” In order to cover all the bases for a proper user testing process most of the top UI/UX design teams, always:

    • Make a prototype
    • Create a test plan
    • Do AB testing with target users
    • Document the test result

    What is the cost and turnaround time for any UI UX project?

    That’s a tough one because it varies from project to project.

    For a simple, fuss-free website of around 8-10 pages, it would take 4 weeks. Based on customizations and requirements this figure would change. Reach out to us if you would like to elevate your brand with UI/UX design. And on average UX projects could end up costing anywhere between $1,000 to $10,000.