About

Agua Design Studio identifies pain points that need to be addressed and define opportunities and requirements to fulfill that need. Defining said opportunities requires asking questions to decide what the specific need is, what your goals for the project are and how you'll compete with other companies producing similar items.

After Agua Design Studio, has defined the basis for your project and its specific requirements, ideas will begin to form. We come together with your team to brainstorm and compare ideas to decide on the best features for your project.  We use personas, scenarios and storyboards to help you get a clear view from the perspective of a user. This helps to form an outline upon which your project will be developed and marketed with the user at the forefront of the design's intention.

At Agua Design Studio, we test out our concepts which requires creating a prototype that mimics the finished product. Our outline will begin to fill in and flesh out and throughout our prototyping process, we will likely find new areas of improvement as well as validation of our existing concepts regarding the user experience. User testing of our prototype will clarify answers to important questions as well as identify obvious flaws or drawbacks. This feedback will help us to go back and reiterate our prototype as many times as needed to produce a final product.

In this phase Agua Design Studio considers all the feed back that was gathered from the prototype testing and begins with building the 'final' product. When the finished product is ready to be released to the client, all the necessary file will be transferred over.

Lastly when the final files have been used and reviewed, we begin to gain insight into how the product accomplished solving the originally stated problem. Feedback about the user experience is extremely important to us because we consider when developing the next version of a project. It will tell us what needs to be adjusted, why the adjustments are necessary and how an updated version will better serve the needs of the end-user. Listening to the client ensures that future iterations of future projects will fare well against the competition going forward.