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UX and Design Approach - Tologix - P3 prototype.pdf (55 KB)

Morgan

,

Attached is our UX and Design approach to give you an idea of the upcoming tasks and deliverables as we put together the design for P3.

I will be following up with delivery dates and a rough timeline in the coming days.

Thanks,
Stephen

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Stephen C. posted this on Nov 08, 2017 at 4:26 PM · Download ↓

Morgan Maguire, CEO

Hi Stephen,

The above design approach looks good to me. My only comment is that the design mock-ups for mobile are not necessary for the protoype stage of the product. The priority is to generate a demonstrable product for a desktop environment. Having said that, if there is an advantage to design and build the mobile components of the application now, rather than wait until we proceed with the full product, I am open to making the investment now rather than later.

Thanks,

Morgan

Nov 08, 2017 at 10:55 PM Notified 6 people

Megan Goodacre

Hi Morgan,

Since you'll be presenting the prototype in desktop-only, you may not need mobile developed at this point.

However there are some arguments for designing mobile at the same time as desktop. Two significant arguments are:

if, while you are presenting the prototype on desktop, your audience asks about mobile, you're prepared with mockups
designing mobile and desktop at the same time will deliver a more cohesive experience down the road; the UI for small screens won't feel like an afterthought

In my opinion, it would be worth having 2-3 phone or tablet mockups of the client-facing UI at the ready when you are pitching the product.

Thanks
Megan

Nov 09, 2017 at 3:27 PM Notified 6 people

Morgan Maguire, CEO

Hi Megan,

That's enough justification for me. Let's proceed as you've proposed above: create 2-3 phone or table mockups of the client-facing UI.

Thanks,

Morgan

Nov 09, 2017 at 6:48 PM Notified 6 people