Paper wireframes
Welcome video that introduces services:
This are the subtitles from the video: Hi, I'm Aslan-Gabriel If you are a product leader or decision-maker building a digital product and dealing with inconsistent UI, unclear UX rules, or challenges translating design into development, you’re in the right place. This is for people who want a scalable, cross-platform design system (CSS, Kotlin, and Swift) without relying on generic frameworks or struggling with inconsistent implementation across teams.
Continue to next sectionFrom Static Pages to a Reusable CSS System
Building a Multi-Module Platform with a Single Source of Truth
This section presents a visual audit showing multiple conflicting versions of the same UI component (buttons and color hex codes) pulled from a single product. This illustrates 'Design Debt'—the friction and inconsistency that occurs when a team lacks a shared design language, forcing developers to make manual guesses.
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Mobile first philosophy based design
Low-Fidelity Prototype
High-Fidelity Prototype
A technical diagram of a Design Token architecture. A single design decision (a primary color variable) is shown automatically propagating into three distinct code environments: Vanilla CSS for Web, Kotlin for Android, and Swift for iOS. This demonstrates how a system ensures cross-platform synchronization from a single source of truth.
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A structured 8-stage UX process that turns vision into validated design.
See how strategy, usability, and design come together to create seamless digital experiences.
Stage 1: Pre-Design Research
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Stage 2: Wireframing
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Stage 3: Low-Fidelity Prototype
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Stage 4: Usability Testing (Round 1)
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Stage 5: Usability Report (Round 1)
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Stage 6: High-Fidelity Prototype
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Stage 7: Usability Testing (Round 2)
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Stage 8: Usability Report (Round 2)
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A technical diagram of a Design Token architecture. A single design decision (a primary color variable) is shown automatically propagating into three distinct code environments: Vanilla CSS for Web, Kotlin for Android, and Swift for iOS. This demonstrates how a system ensures cross-platform synchronization from a single source of truth.
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Velocity & Scale Series
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Case Study 2: Blog: Responsive Design Learning for Life | Responsive Web Design
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UX Research: Defining Goals Based on Pain Points
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Personas and Anti-Personas
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Aurea Grid - Design Systems Intro
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Persona Creation Process - User Empathy
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