Initially, during user experience design and specification, Team Spirit explores solutions for your digital product’s specific interaction, navigation, visual, and instructional design challenges. Team Spirit defines, then refines your product’s user experience, producing a comprehensive and detailed User Experience Design Specification that defines every aspect of your digital product’s functionality, appearance, and information presentation. Our User Experience Design Specification comprehends

• interaction design—which defines the visible affordances that communicate your product’s functionality, including labeling and interactive elements; the user interactions and workflows that those affordances support; and your product’s behaviors in response to user interactions. Learn more 
• usage scenarios—which provide step-by-step descriptions of the procedures users follow to accomplish their tasks using your product. Learn more 
• navigation design—which, for a Web site or other information product, defines the affordances that make your product’s structure visible to users, including their labeling, and interactions and behaviors that support wayfinding. Learn more 
• visual interface design—which defines your product’s appearance, communicates your product’s functionality, establishes your brand identity, facilitates comprehension through the clear presentation of information, and engages users’ interest. Learn more 
• instructional design—which defines all aspects of user assistance and ensures that users have convenient access to the information they need to complete their tasks. Learn more 

Once our User Experience Design Specification undergoes one or more cycles of review and revision, Team Spirit presents an overview of your product’s user experience to your entire product team and user interface development can begin.