Are you still reading the manual or already clicking away? Do you prefer an application that is riddled with various design elements or one you master at the first go? And how important is it to you to find your own branding on the screen rather than someone else’s logo?

At itCampus a competent team lends you support to design your individual software application in a way that makes it ascertainable tangible intuitively, at the same time appeals to its users visually and invites them to interaction at the first glance. User Interface Design includes the entire design process including the adaptation to different visual displays from external monitors to mobile devices. Ultimately you will receive a design manual/style guide that determines the user interface of the planned software in detail. In joint rounds of agreement you can specify how you want the interface to look like as early as in the creation period thus avoiding excessive programming costs.

Design Process

The user interface design originates from the concept, which we work out together. It describes the general conditions for developing the software solution and outlines the standards for the graphic design. Within the design process these drafts are refined more and more.

Design Manual

Design manuals also know as style guides contain the entire graphical concept of your application. Therein our user interface designers document the visual design concept as well as the detailed operating concept. The manual provides the foundation for the programming of the user interface. Additionally, it can serve as a basis for eventual adaptations, e.g. to other products of a software family or (mobile) applications.