The Rainbow Stack: A Casual Guide to UX Design by Jawara Joseph

Author:Jawara, Joseph [Jawara, Joseph]
Language: eng
Format: azw3, epub, pdf
Publisher: Joseph S. Jawara
Published: 2020-09-07T16:00:00+00:00

What does “super cool” look like?

Why is it important for the interface to be cool?

Does epitomizing this coolness benefit the app?

If so, how?

We have to drill down into the details and pull out the healthy requirements. If not, we run the risk of introducing our product to scope creep. Let’s face it, no one likes a creep and our product is no exception.

Structure

“Just because you can’t see it, doesn’t mean it’s not there.”

—Louis Rosenfeld

T he Structure is the bridge that connects the Scope to the Prototype. You’re probably wondering: How do we take words, in the form of requirements, and create visual elements? The simple answer is, we format them.

We’ll begin by developing a conceptual structure for our product, which will determine what our users will ultimately experience. The process for accomplishing this is loosely brought to the fore through Information Architecture . Sticking as close to the basic definition as possible, Information Architecture deals with the options involved in conveying information to a user, that is, creating architectural maps and user flows. However, being the design renegades that we are, we’ll peer under the surface, just a bit, to catch a glimpse of what lies beneath the definition hood .

In their eponymous book, Information Architecture , the authors—Louis Rosenfeld and company, define it as follows:

The structural design of shared information environments.

The synthesis of organization, labeling, search, and navigation systems within digital, physical, and cross-channel ecosystems.

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