Praticéo
Teleconsultation appointment booking platform, HDS-accredited and compliant with healthcare security standards, with built-in video calls
UX & UI Design
NuWide designs custom web interfaces based on the project’s use cases, objectives, and constraints. Information architecture, user journeys, UX/UI, UI, responsiveness, and accessibility are designed as a cohesive whole.
Understanding Uses · needs · context
Organize Information architecture · user journeys
Design Wireframes · interface · branding
Validate Tests · adjustments · improvements
A user-centered approach
An effective interface begins with an understanding of the context, the target users, and the project’s objectives. This approach allows us to organize information and design coherent user journeys before working on the interface’s appearance.
Interfaces designed with the people who will actually use them in mind.
A design tailored to the project’s needs and priorities.
Intuitive navigation and actions that are easy to identify.
Information organized for quick understanding.
A visual identity tailored to the product, service, and brand.
An interface that can evolve based on usage and user feedback.
A structured UX/UI process
NuWide tailors its approach to the scope of the project. The goal is to minimize arbitrary decisions and gradually build an interface that is consistent with user habits, content, and technical constraints.
See our development approachRequirements, target users, context, content, and constraints.
Information architecture, priorities, and user journeys.
Wireframes, components, and visual direction as needed.
Review of user journeys, responsiveness, accessibility, and adjustments.
Transition from concept to a faithful, maintainable, and high-performance web interface.
Modern and effective interfaces
Interface design is not limited to aesthetics. It organizes information, facilitates actions, and creates a consistent experience across all screens.
An interface that aligns with your brand identity and your project.
User journeys that are easy to understand and enjoyable to use.
An interface designed for computers, tablets, and mobile devices.
Attention is paid to readability, contrast, keyboard accessibility, and semantic structure.
Graphic design choices that complement a lightweight and fast interface.
Reusable visual components and guidelines throughout the product.
Design & implementation
At NuWide, UX/UI design remains closely tied to the realities of development. Interface choices take into account responsiveness, components, states, data, and technical constraints to ensure there is no disconnect between the mockup and the final product.
Pages, navigation, hierarchy, and relationships between content.
Consistent components, typography, spacing, colors, and behaviors tailored to the project’s needs.
Mapping of user journeys and interactions when required by the project.
Implementation of the interface using technologies appropriate for the project.
Business rules, data, and APIs are taken into account from the design phase onward, as needed.
Responsiveness, interface states, interactions, and consistency prior to launch.
Projects
Teleconsultation appointment booking platform, HDS-accredited and compliant with healthcare security standards, with built-in video calls
Learner management platform for training centers, in strict compliance with Qualiopi requirements
E-commerce website redesign with a rich and varied set of options across the sales funnel
UX refers to the overall experience: information organization, user journeys, comprehensibility, and ease of use. UI focuses more on the visual and interactive manifestation of this experience: components, typography, colors, states, and layout. The two disciplines work together.
No. NuWide can integrate UX/UI design with frontend, backend, and infrastructure development, depending on the project. This allows technical constraints to be taken into account from the design phase onward.
Yes. Depending on the need, the work may involve an existing interface, a partial redesign, or a new design. Analyzing the existing system helps determine what should be retained and what should be updated.
Yes. Different screen sizes are taken into account during the design and development phases to ensure that the mobile version isn’t treated as a last-minute adaptation.
Accessibility is one of the factors taken into account in the design and development process: structure, contrast, keyboard navigation, readability, and semantics. The expected level of audit or compliance must be defined on a project-by-project basis.
Your UX/UI project
Do you have a project for a website, application, platform, or redesign? Let’s discuss your use cases, constraints, and goals so we can design a clear, consistent, and sustainable interface.