Hi there! My name is Noah Levin and I am an interaction designer from Pittsburgh
Step 1. Planning
It is crucial to strategically plan projects ahead of time to account for possible road-bumps and to set expectations for both the client and the designer. By working with the client to create this timeline, they will gain insight to the design process and discover opportunities to contribute.
Step 2. Research
The research phase contains competitive analysis to prevent reinventing the wheel, and contextual interviews to discover how users are experiencing and interacting with their environments. This phase is key in making sure you are building a solution that fits the people using them.
Step 3. Low-Fidelity Design
I like to sketch out all complex issues of key screens in an interface before moving on to more surface details like color and style. This a lot of saves time and money by preventing the discovery of usability problems too late in the design process.
Step 4. High-Fidelity Design
Once all decisions of the user interface are finalized in the wireframes, I move on to polishing the design in photoshop. Once the client is happy with the style, I provide detailed rendering code specifications to make the development process much smoother.
Who am I?
I am currently a student at Carnegie Mellon University pursuing a Master's Degree in Human-Computer Interaction. Outside of schoolwork, I enjoy playing bass and singing a local folk-rock band...
What do I do?
Whether it involves creating an identity from the bottom up, revamping an established image to fit modern design trends, or branching out to advertise in new mediums, I would love to help in any way I can.
How can I help?
If you like my work and have the need for a design, don't hesitate to send me an email and I will get back to you as soon as I can. As a college student, my rates tend to be affordable for just about any business.
