Day 2: Concept
Aleksander
DYTKO
Day 1: Goal
We met with our stakeholders and leaders of the entities from the RST Group, and during a Product Vision workshop we together identified priorities and goals our new website should meet, as well as values it should represent.
Day 2: Concept
Day 3 & 4: Drafts & style guide
We took the outcomes of the workshop to our studio and began the design work. The first stage was the low fidelity mockups aimed at detailed organisation of information and selecting the right methods of presentation.
Day 5: Layout
Then, it was the time to implement the Style Guide to mockups and design our product in its final form. Here’s where magic happens, the product gains its colours, icons, typography… And finally, it’s ready to be presented to the world.
Day 6: Tests
Review is always stressful. The ordering party, people engaged in the project, designers, and potential recipients were all asked to assess our prototype. Their feedback was supposed to tell us if we managed to meet our goals, whether the product satisfies their needs, and simply if they like it.
Day 7: Development
We were able to trumpet our success, we got the approval, so now’s the time to hand the specs over to developers. The work’s not done yet though, as being a member of the scrum team, the designer actively participates in the creation process, monitors, provides help, and tests the product before it goes into production.
