Stage 2 & 3: Comparisons 

Initial Paper Wireframing:

The design process begins with sketching 1-5 initial paper wireframes, focusing on layout, structure, and interaction design concepts. This rapid, iterative approach allows for quick modifications before moving to the digital phase. Throughout this process, you will receive regular updates and have opportunities to provide feedback.

Digital Wireframing in Figma:

Building on the initial sketches, I transition to creating 1-5 wireframes in Figma. This stage focuses on establishing the basic structure and layout while keeping wireframes low-fidelity to emphasize functionality. The digital format enhances visualization and encourages collaborative feedback.

Presentation and Feedback:

Next, I present the initial digital wireframes for your feedback. This collaborative process involves 1-5 wireframes, where your insights are essential in guiding the refinement process. Ensuring alignment with your vision and project objectives is the primary goal at this stage.

Iteration Based on Feedback:

Incorporating your feedback, I spend additional time iterating on 1-5 wireframes. This iterative process allows for refining and adjusting the wireframes to meet your needs and expectations, focusing on layout, content organization, and user interactions.

The Presentation and Feedback, and iteration based on feedback  interconnect simultaneously together and will vary on projects needs and requirements. A general time frame adding them (making it 18 days in total) is the following:

Presentation and Feedback (Days 1-6):

• • Day 1-2: Present initial wireframes and gather feedback.
  • Day 3-4: Create first iteration based on feedback.
  • Day 5-6: Present refined wireframes and gather additional feedback.

Iteration Based on Feedback (Days 7-18):

• • Day 7-9: Work on the first iteration based on feedback received.
  • Day 10-12: Present the refined wireframes and gather additional feedback.
  • Day 13-15: Work on the second iteration based on feedback received.
  • Day 16-18: Present the refined wireframes and gather final feedback.

Finalization and Approval:

The stage concludes with finalizing 1-5 wireframes, ensuring they accurately reflect your vision and are ready for the next phase of design development. Obtaining your final approval marks the successful completion of this stage.

Initial Paper Wireframing:

Over a 5-day period, I create 5 paper wireframes. These initial sketches will be transformed into 10 digital wireframes, establishing a solid basis for consistent design implementation and ensuring a smooth transition into low-fidelity prototyping.

Digital Wireframing in Figma:

Moving forward, I create 6-10 wireframes in Figma, expanding the digital blueprint. This phase involves defining layouts and incorporating preliminary functionality cues. As the project vision evolves, the wireframes increase in complexity to reflect a more holistic approach.

Presentation and Feedback:

Next, we move into the presentation step, where the person to whom I'll be presenting will be decided by you. If needed, you can present it to someone else as well. During this process, we work together to conduct a thorough review. Your insights guide the iterative refinement process, ensuring the wireframes meet your expectations and project goals.

Iteration Based on Feedback:

Based on your feedback, I delve deeper into refining the wireframes. This extended iteration phase allows for more substantial adjustments and exploration of alternative designs, resulting in wireframes tailored to your project's needs.

The Presentation and Feedback, and iteration based on feedback  interconnect simultaneously together and will vary on projects needs and requirements. A general time frame adding the two steps (making it 27 days in total) is the following:

Presentation and Feedback (Days 1-9):

• • Day 1-3: Present initial wireframes and gather feedback.
  • Day 4-6: Conduct a thorough review process with you, allowing for feedback on 6-10 wireframes.
  • Day 7-9: Use the your insights to guide the iterative refinement process.

Iteration Based on Feedback (Days 10-27):

• • Day 10-12: Begin the extended iteration phase, delving deeper into refining the wireframes.
  • Day 13-15: Continue refining wireframes based on feedback, allowing for more substantial adjustments.
  • Day 16-18: Explore alternative designs and make further refinements as necessary.
  • Day 19-21: Present the refined wireframes to you for review and gather additional feedback.
  • Day 22-24: Implement final adjustments based on your feedback.
  • Day 25-27: Finalize wireframes tailored to the project's needs.

Finalization and Approval:

Finally, with 6-10 wireframes for finalization, I ensure the wireframes are polished and ready for the next design phase. Obtaining your final approval marks the successful completion of this stage.

Initial Paper Wireframing:

I develop 5-8 paper wireframes, which will be expanded into 11-20 digital wireframes. This extensive exploration of various design possibilities allows for a well-rounded approach before moving into the digital stage, ensuring all potential avenues are considered.

Digital Wireframing in Figma:

Progressing to 11-20 wireframes in Figma, I concentrate on developing a comprehensive digital blueprint. This stage emphasizes precise layouts and the strategic placement of elements to optimize user experience, ensuring a detailed and well-thought-out design.

Presentation and Feedback:

Allowing ample time for discussion, we review the wireframes, dedicating the necessary attention to each one. This collaborative approach ensures every aspect of the wireframes is aligned with your vision and strategic objectives.

Iteration Based on Feedback:

With an extended iteration phase, I refine every detail based on feedback. This comprehensive approach results in wireframes that exceed expectations and set your project apart.

The Presentation and Feedback, and iteration based on feedback  interconnect simultaneously together and will vary on projects needs and requirements. A general time frame adding the two steps (making it 39 days in total) is the following:

Presentation and Feedback (15 Days):

• • Days 1-5: Present initial wireframes to you and gather feedback on 11-20 wireframes.
  • Days 6-8: Analyze and synthesize feedback received to identify key areas for refinement.
  • Days 9-10: Implement initial adjustments and improvements based on the feedback received.
  • Days 11-13: Present refined wireframes to you for further feedback and validation.
  • Days 14-15: Repeat the feedback loop as needed, ensuring alignment with your vision and strategic objectives.

Iteration Based on Feedback (24 Days):

• • Days 16-20: Begin the extended iteration phase, focusing on refining every detail of the wireframes based on the feedback received.
  • Days 21-22: Present the refined wireframes to you for review and gather additional feedback.
  • Days 23-24: Implement final adjustments and polish to the wireframes based on the your final feedback.
  • Days 25-27: Analyze and synthesize feedback received from the iteration phase to identify key areas for further refinement.
  • Days 28-29: Implement additional adjustments and improvements based on the feedback received.
  • Days 30-32: Present the further refined wireframes to you for additional feedback and validation.
  • Days 33-34: Repeat the iteration loop as needed to ensure all aspects are refined to perfection.
  • Days 35-39: Finalize wireframes based on the final feedback, ensuring they exceed expectations and set the project apart.

Finalization and Approval:

Concluding with the finalization phase, I ensure the wireframes are meticulously prepared for the next stage. Obtaining final approval marks the successful completion of this stage.

Starting the design:

The design implementation phase begins with a dedicated 5-day period transforming wireframes into low-fidelity prototypes. This stage focuses on incorporating functional animations to illustrate basic interactions and utilizing placeholders like Lorem Ipsum text. The aim is to keep the emphasis on layout and functionality during presentations.

Presentation and Feedback:

Over the next 6 days, I facilitate a collaborative feedback process by presenting the initial prototypes to you. These prototypes feature functional animations to showcase basic interactions, providing a more realistic representation of the final product. Using placeholders like Lorem Ipsum text helps us focus on refining the layout and functionality based on your feedback.

Iteration Based on Feedback:

I then spend 12 days meticulously analyzing your feedback and iterating on the prototypes. With functional animations and placeholders in place, I can quickly implement changes and demonstrate revised interactions. This phased approach, divided into four-day cycles over three iterations, ensures that the prototypes evolve to meet the project's goals and user needs effectively.

Steps 2 and 3 are mixed together and will vary on projects needs and requirements. A general time frame adding the two steps (making it 18 days in total) is the following:

Cycle 1:

• • Present initial prototypes with functional animations and Lorem Ipsum text to simulate content.
  • Gather initial feedback to focus on refining the layout and functionality.

• • Analyze the feedback received and implement changes to the prototypes.
  • Refine functional animations and adjust placeholders as necessary.

Cycle 2:

• • Present the revised prototypes to you for additional feedback.
  • Further refine the focus on layout and functionality based on new insights.

• • Iterate on the prototypes based on the latest round of feedback.
  • Continue to refine and adjust animations and placeholder content.

Cycle 3:

• • Present the further refined prototypes to you, showcasing substantial iterations based on prior feedback.
  • Collect final feedback for the last round of significant refinements.

• • Finalize the iteration process based on the latest feedback.
  • Ensure that all functional animations and the overall layout are polished and meet project goals.

Finalization and Approval:

The stage concludes with a 3-day period dedicated to finalizing the prototypes. Ensuring they accurately reflect your feedback, the prototypes will feature functional animations and placeholders, offering a dynamic representation of the final product. This supports informed decision-making and facilitates your final approval.

Starting the design:

Over a 7-day period, I transition wireframes into more detailed low-fidelity prototypes. This extended period allows for the integration of enhanced functional animations that demonstrate interactions and the use of placeholders to ensure prototypes accurately represent the final product's layout and functionality.

Presentation and Feedback:

I facilitate in-depth discussions and iterative refinement based on your insights over approximately 9 days. These discussions are supported by prototypes featuring advanced functional animations, providing a more realistic representation of the final product's user experience. Using placeholders like Lorem Ipsum text helps us focus on refining layout and functionality based on your feedback.

Iteration Based on Feedback:

Spending 15 days on iterative refinement, I meticulously analyze your feedback and iterate on the prototypes. With advanced functional animations and placeholders in place, I can quickly implement changes and demonstrate revised interactions. This extended phase, divided into three 5-day cycles, ensures that the prototypes exceed expectations in terms of usability and effectiveness.

Steps 2 and 3 are mixed together and will vary on projects needs and requirements. A general time frame adding the two steps (making it 24 days in total) is the following:

Cycle 1:

• • Present prototypes with advanced functional animations and Lorem Ipsum text to you, initiating in-depth discussions for feedback.
  • Focus on gathering detailed insights to refine layout and functionality.

• • Analyze the detailed feedback received and start implementing changes to the prototypes.
  • Refine advanced animations and adjust placeholders as needed for a more realistic user experience.

Cycle 2:

• • Re-engage with presenting the iterated prototypes for further feedback.
  • Dive deeper into refining the prototypes based on additional insights to enhance user experience.

• • Continue the iterative process, applying new feedback to further refine the prototypes.
  • Adjust animations and content simulation for improved clarity and realism.

Cycle 3:

• • Present the significantly refined prototypes you, focusing on the culmination of prior feedback and iterations.
  • Seek final comprehensive feedback for any remaining refinements.

• • Conduct the final major iteration phase based on the latest round of feedback.
  • Polish all aspects of the prototypes to ensure they meet or exceed project goals in usability and effectiveness.

Final Review and Adjustment:

Days 19-21:

• • Use this period for any final minor adjustments, ensuring all feedback has been meticulously addressed.
  • Finalize the prototypes, emphasizing the advanced functional animations and the effective simulation of content.

Days 22-24:

• • Prepare and conduct a final presentation of the completed prototypes to you, highlighting the iterative process and the refinements made.
  • Confirm that the prototypes align with the your expectations and project objectives, setting the stage for the next steps in the project.

Finalization and Approval:

Over a 4-day period, I refine the prototypes to reflect on feedback, preparing them for final approval. The integration of advanced functional animations and placeholders provides a highly interactive representation of the final product, facilitating well-informed decision-making and approval.

Starting the design:

Over a 9-day period, I meticulously convert wireframes into comprehensive low-fidelity prototypes. This extended timeframe allows for the integration of sophisticated functional animations, showcasing advanced interactions, and providing a realistic user experience. Placeholders are used to maintain focus on refining layout and functionality based on feedback.

Presentation and Feedback:

Continuing with a 15-day feedback period, I facilitate in-depth discussions and iterative refinement based on your insights. These discussions are supported by prototypes featuring sophisticated functional animations, offering a highly dynamic and interactive representation of the final product. Using placeholders like Lorem Ipsum text helps us focus on refining layout and functionality based on your feedback.

Iteration Based on Feedback:

Spending 24 days on iterative refinement, I meticulously analyze feedback and iterate on the prototypes. With sophisticated functional animations and placeholders in place, I can quickly implement changes and demonstrate revised interactions. This extended phase, divided into three 8-day cycles, ensures that the prototypes exceed expectations in terms of usability and effectiveness.

Steps 2 and 3 are mixed together and will vary on projects needs and requirements. A general time frame adding the two steps (making it 39 days in total) is the following:

Cycle 1:

• • Begin with presenting the prototypes that incorporate sophisticated functional animations and content placeholders to you, sparking in-depth discussions for feedback.
  • Aim to gather comprehensive insights to guide the refinement of layout and functionality.
• Days 6-10 (Iteration Based on Feedback):
  • Analyze the feedback in detail and start the first iteration phase, implementing changes to enhance the dynamic and interactive aspects of the prototypes.
  • Focus on refining animations and adjusting placeholders for a more immersive user experience.

Cycle 2:

• • Continue the feedback cycle by presenting the iterated prototypes, seeking further insights for refinement.
  • Engage in deeper discussions to uncover additional opportunities for enhancing the prototypes' usability and effectiveness.

• • Dedicate this extended phase to applying the newly acquired feedback, further refining the prototypes.
  • Ensure that every aspect of the prototypes, from animations to simulated content, is meticulously polished.

Cycle 3:

• • Present the prototypes after the second round of significant refinements, focusing on capturing any remaining feedback for the final iteration.
  • Discuss the evolution of the prototypes and confirm that all prior feedback has been addressed.

• • Embark on the final iteration phase, making comprehensive adjustments to ensure the prototypes meet or exceed all expectations in terms of usability, aesthetics, and functionality.
  • Perfect the sophisticated functional animations and the overall interactive experience.

• • Use the final days for last-minute adjustments and to ensure the prototypes fully align with your vision and project objectives.
  • Prepare and conduct the final presentation of the prototypes, showcasing the extensive iterative process and the depth of refinement achieved.
  • Confirm the project's readiness to move forward, with prototypes that offer a highly dynamic and interactive representation of the final product.

Finalization and Approval:

I allocate 4 days to meticulously refining the prototypes, ensuring they accurately incorporate your feedback. The sophisticated functional animations and use of placeholders create an engaging and realistic representation of the final product, promoting informed decision-making and approval.