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Krutik Raut
Krutik Raut

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UI Design Process

Here are the 6 steps I go through whenever I create UI Design

1. Understand the problem

Albert Einstein said: "If I had an hour to solve a problem, I would spend 55 minutes thinking about the problem and 5 minutes about the solutions.

It's probably the crucial part of any process that ensures that design will be usable.

2. Create very rough sketches

The next step is to create super rough sketches of my ideas after thinking about the problem and solutions.

3.Create detailed Wireframes

After I'm happy with the sketches (they need to be perfect)
I use Figma to create detailed wireframes.

4.Selects Assets

Eg: Fonts and Colors
After the wireframes done, I choose fonts, colors and icons for the project , and also pick some photos and illustrations.

5.Apply Assets to wireframes

After this step I am pretty much done. It's basically connecting together to an actual screen.

6.Present it Properly

After applying assets, now its time to enhance your design presentation.

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