To get a fresh perspective on your digital product designs or guidelines, it can be very helpful to have a user experience design expert outside your product team perform an expert design review for you. At any point in your product development cycle, Spirit Softworks can review your specifications, prototypes, or existing versions of your digital products to quickly

• identify their user experience design challenges
• determine how well they meet user requirements
• identify their usability problems
• analyze their strengths and weaknesses

Spirit can either perform a comprehensive design review or review specific features of your digital products—for example, the home page of your Web site. During our expert design review, we evaluate your digital products’ workflows and the ease with which users can perform their tasks. For Web sites or other digital information products, we assess their information architectures, how easy it is for users to find the information they need, and the clarity and aesthetic quality with which they present information.

Spirit provides a detailed evaluation of your digital products’ usability, identifies areas for improvement, and makes design recommendations that solve your products’ usability problems and optimize their user experience.

Expert Guidelines Review

User experience design and style guidelines are essential for ensuring the consistency and usability of all the digital products an organization develops and for large product teams. Spirit Softworks can perform an expert review of your user experience design or style guidelines to ensure that they are

• correct
• sufficiently detailed
• comprehensive
• consistent
• clear
• usable
• well organized
• well illustrated with examples

Spirit provides a detailed evaluation of your guidelines’ accuracy, clarity, completeness, and usability; identifies areas that need refinement or additional information; and recommends user experience design solutions for inclusion in your guidelines as well as solutions for your guidelines’ usability problems.