Digital Experiences
Product design from field research to developer handover
Brihat Infotech designs software by watching the people who use it. Our designer and researcher go to your users, map their tasks, and hand your engineers screens and components they can build without guessing.
What the design work covers
- Field research
sessions with users at their desks, counters or machines.
- Workflow and information design
the order of steps and the grouping of information on each screen.
- Design system
tokens for colour, type and spacing, so every screen draws from one set.
- Prototype and validation
clickable screens, tried by real users before any build.
- Accessibility
WCAG 2.2 AA applied from the first sketch.
- Handover to engineering
component specifications and a walkthrough session.
- Microcopy
button labels, error messages and empty states, written in your users' words.
What the research tests
We sit with people at the desk, counter or machine where the work happens. We note the steps they take, the workarounds they have built and the points where they stop. Those notes decide which screens exist and what each one shows first.
How a design engagement runs
- 01Research visits, at your site or in Noida. We observe people doing the work.
- 02Flows and prototype. You see the screens in the order a user meets them.
- 03Validation. Users test the prototype, and the design changes before it is built.
- 04System and handover. The components are specified and walked through with your engineers.
Design typically takes 6 to 14 weeks with one product designer and one researcher. Phase detail is on How we engage.
Design only, or design plus build
You can stop after design and give the files to your own engineers. A design-only engagement ends with written component specs and a walkthrough for your engineers. Or the same designers stay on while our engineers build, so nothing is lost between the two.
Files you receive
- Research notes and workflow maps
- Figma files and the tokens behind them
- A tested prototype
- The component specification
Design in a built product
Multi-hospital patient platform. One app and one scheduling layer across a hospital network, with reminders and a records view that asks for the patient's consent first. See the hospital patient platform case study
Also see: web platforms and mobile applications, where the designs get built
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The first call is 45 minutes with an architect, usually the founder. It is free, and we will sign an NDA first if you ask.