In user-centered design, it is not enough for the designer to think that the implementation is functional, but the solutions must be based on the actual needs of the users.
The quality and functionality of the digital service can be evaluated based on the user's performance.
User surveys deliver comprehensive quantitative information about user needs.
Interviews can be used to collect more detailed information from users about their needs and wishes in relation to the service.
Analytics and usage-based data complement the information received directly from users and help in the development of the digital service.
User-centered design is based on putting the user at the center when designing an application, service, experience, object, or concept. In practice, the designer takes into account the user's desires and needs throughout the design process and considers the requirements of usability and accessibility. A user-centered end product is easy to use and beneficial to the user.
A positive user experience leaves a lasting impression on the customer, influencing their future purchasing decisions and directly impacting revenue. Good design truly shows its value in the bottom line.
The initial investigation of users' needs in a project does not guarantee a quality user experience months or even years after the launch of the service.
At Crasman, our design is built on catering to user needs from the very beginning of the project, as well as continuous improvement, to always offer our customers the best possible user experience.
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