➭ Defining UX methodology

➭ User studies

At Mirime, user research starts with user study design. Some cases might require qualitative approaches like explorative interviews or focus groups. Others would require mixed-method experiments to observe the product used in controlled settings. If you need to reach a larger audience for statistical data collection, carefully designed online surveys would suit you best.

➭ Defining analysis methodology

➭ Results reporting and documentation

User studies always produce rich data. The analysis approaches used at Mirime include but are not limited to qualitative coding, thematic analysis, critical interpretive synthesis, and various statistical approaches.

➭ Defining design choice

➭ From low-fidelity to high-fidelity prototypes

Mirime provides both low-fidelity and high-fidelity prototypes. For quick ideas and exploring design space, you might prefer conceptual sketches. For user studies, interactive prototypes can help identify potential pain points and key features before costly development. Creating appealing interactive prototypes might also be useful for marketing and business presentations.

➭ Visual coding

➭ Figma to code

Mirime also provides front-end development for Web and Native applications. Visual coding tools, together with recent AI development, allow creating responsive products with clean code in weeks. The front-end tech stack at Mirime includes HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, MUI, Locofy, and AppGyver.