UX/UI and web design · ENGLISH
Service page for projects serving Miami. Map needs and journeys to identify friction before designing screens. In Miami, a bilingual experience should preserve equivalent navigation and tasks in English and Spanish.
01 · CONTEXT
In Miami, a bilingual experience should preserve equivalent navigation and tasks in English and Spanish.
02 · PRACTICAL BRIEF
Research, interfaces and visual systems
Describe intended users, their main tasks, existing content or interface, brand constraints and accessibility requirements. Before finalising the brief for Miami, confirm with the people involved: In Miami, a bilingual experience should preserve equivalent navigation and tasks in English and Spanish.
A map of tasks, friction points, research questions and findings.
Tie each proposed change to a task or observed evidence.
03 · METHOD
Research, interfaces and visual systems
04 · ANSWERS
Map needs and journeys to identify friction before designing screens. A map of tasks, friction points, research questions and findings.
Useful inputs include intended users, key tasks, available content, existing screens and brand or accessibility constraints.
Tie each proposed change to a task or observed evidence.