UX UI Designer

A dissertation Report

Submitted to the Southeast University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of
B.Sc. in Computer Science & Engineering

Submitted By

Nafisa Nur Sultana

Id : 2021100010032

Supervised By

Farhad Uz Zaman

Lecturer

Department of Computer Science and Engineering

Southeast University, Bangladesh

Department of Computer Science & Engineering

SOUTHEAST UNIVERSITY

Dhaka, Bangladesh

18 Feb, 2025

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 Letter of Transmittal

18, Feb 2025

The Chairman,
Department of Computer Science and Engineering
Southeast University, Bangladesh
Tejgaon, Dhaka

Through: Supervisor, Farhad Uz Zaman

Subject: Submission of Internship Report

Dear Sir,

It gives me enormous pleasure to submit the internship report on "UX UI Design" at Reedify
System Ltd, as you instructed. I expect this report to be informative and comprehensive.

Working at Reedify System Ltd was an inspiring experience for me. I feel that this immense
knowledge and experience will help me a lot in my future career. With my limited knowledge, I
have tried my level best to prepare the report worthwhile.

Your acceptance and appreciation would surely inspire me. For any further explanations about
the report, I will be gladly available to clarify the ins and outs.

Thank you. Supervisor:

Sincerely yours,

………………………. ….……………………….
Nafisa Nur Sultana Farhad Uz Zaman
ID: 2021100010032 Lecturer
Department of CSE
Southeast University

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 Candidate Declaration

We, hereby, declare that the Internship presented in this report is the outcome of the
investigation performed by us under the supervision of Farhad Uz Zaman, Lecturer,
Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Southeast University, Bangladesh. The work
was done through CSE489: UX UI Design, by the course curriculum of the Department for the
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Engineering program.

Furthermore, I declare that neither this venture nor any point about this internship report
presented elsewhere to the accolade associated with an education diploma or other qualifications.

Thank you. Supervisor:

Sincerely yours,

………………………. ….……………………….
Nafisa Nur Sultana Farhad Uz Zaman
ID: 2021100010032 Lecturer
Department of CSE
Southeast University

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 Certification

This is to certify that the Internship report titled "UX UI Design at Reedify System Ltd" is a
record of Internship work done by Nafisa Nur Sultana for the partial fulfillment of the
requirements for B.Sc. in Computer Science Engineering (CSE) from Southeast University. This
paper was carried out under my supervision and is record of the work carried out successfully.

Thank you. Co-Supervisor:

Sincerely yours,

………………………. ….……………………….
Nafisa Nur Sultana
Taseen Ahmed
ID: 2021100010032
Lead UI/UX Designer
Reedify System Ltd

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 Acknowledgement

Firstly, I impart categorical gratitude to almighty Allah for His divine blessings and for giving
me the strength to finish this internship work spot with success. I am grateful and want our
Internship Supervisor Farhad Uz Zaman, Lecturer, Department of CSE, Southeast
University, Dhaka His endless patience, studious steering, continual encouragement, constant
and energetic oversight, constructive criticism, valuable recommendation, reading several
inferior drafts, and correcting them at the least bit stage have made it attainable to finish this
spot.

I would like to impart my all course mates in Southeast University, who took half during this
discussion while finishing the course work. Finally, I must acknowledge with due respect the
constant support and encouragement of my parents throughout this internship.

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 Abstract

The UX/UI is kind of making use enhances the client encounter and customer care that
ultimately will assist boost the number of consumers of certain applications. Using scientific
advancement in the 21st century, everybody wants to obtain the best technological innovation
without spending lots of their attempts and stressful their active minds. The main goal of the
company is to increase its revenue and boost the expansion of the organization. UI/UX layout
has a necessary place in attaining this goal. The UI/UX model of the application increases the
client working experience and customer pleasure and ultimately aids in boosting the volume of
uses of your particular system. Each display, webpage, option, and also other graphic aspect
while using the software could be the user interface of the particular program.

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 Table of Contents

Letter of Transmittal......................................................................................................2
Candidates’ Declaration.................................................................................................3
Certification.....................................................................................................................4
Acknowledgement...........................................................................................................5
Abstract............................................................................................................................6

1 Introduction...............................................................................................................................9

1.1 Overview to UX/UI........................................................................................................9

1.2 Internship Objective.......................................................................................................9
1.3 Introduction to Company..............................................................................................10
1.4 History of UX/UI..........................................................................................................10
1.5 Use of UX/UI................................................................................................................11

2 Factors, Process, and Features of Usable Product...............................................................12

2.1 UX Factors....................................................................................................................12
2.2 UI Factors................................................................................................................13-14
2.3 UX Process..............................................................................................................15-16
2.4 UI Process...............................................................................................................17-19
2.5 Usability........................................................................................................................19
2.6 Features of Usable Product...........................................................................................20
2.7 Effectiveness.................................................................................................................20

3 Design Study and Analysis.....................................................................................................21

3.1 Analysis......................................................................................................................21
3.2 Phases in UI/UX Process......................................................................................21-22
3.3 Problem Definition...............................................................................................23-26

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 3.4 Research.....................................................................................................................23
3.5 Design........................................................................................................................24
3.6 How to use Figma......................................................................................................25
3.7 Testing........................................................................................................................26

4 Methodology ...........................................................................................................................27

4 Methodology ............................................................................................................... 27

5 Project Timeline......................................................................................................................28

5 Project Timeline Flowchart .......................................................................................... 28

6 Conclusion and Future Scope................................................................................................29

6.1 Conclusion.................................................................................................................29
6.2 Future Scope..............................................................................................................30

7 Reference..................................................................................................................................31

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 Chapter 1
Introduction
1.1 Overview to UX/UI
Customer experiences are referred to as UX style. The end-user interface is identified by its style
and design. The two components work in tandem. The functions themselves are typically
specific, even though they have a specialized professional relationship. In the specialized area,
the UX format is much more acceptable, the UI is more in line with graphical design and style,
and its commitments are more intricate.

1.2 Internship Objective

I have already completed my internship in 90 days. As I recently concluded my internship. And
my next goal would be to build a career in “UX/UI”. My internship company goal is completely
to make and work out for me, properly for job committing to make place position segments
requirements. Nowadays the job opportunities in this sector are huge. The study discovered that
87% of managers have said that using the services of UX creative designers is a main priority,
plus a separate LinkedIn report learned that UX design and style are among the top 5 most in-
require work capabilities of 2024. All of which is to say there is no lack of possibility for UX
layout experts.

Also, UI layout and design is certainly a very good profession, giving sufficient prospects and
competing for salary. There are, the reality is, a large number of good things about a task being a
UI developer. When I have an incredible eye-sight for graphics in addition to sound progressive
impulse, UI design can be an awesome method to scratch that itch.

There are so many scoops of this sector in online/remote and offline jobs. In the future, I want to
open a design and development agency.

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1.3 Introduction to Company
Reedify System Ltd is a Bangladeshi Design Agency in Bangladesh, a full-service website
design and development company with a strong focus on creative design and web security. For
over 2 years, they have been creating a high-performance website, software, and app that gives
the latest digital experience for e-commerce service and financial services, insurance companies,
school, and college user-friendly experiences. They understand that creating user-friendly
experiences based on UX best practices, and market investigation.

The Company Address:

DOHS, Savar cantonment, Savar, Dhaka 1344, Bangladesh
Website: https://reedifysystemltd.com/
Email: [email protected]

1.4 History of UX/UI

We frequently discuss user experience or UX. This is because it is an essential component of the
field of web design. Simply stated, you want your users to find your website engaging enough to
make them want to return. However, the phrase UX is not particularly new. UI and UX have a
long history that dates back to the early days of web design.

The development of UX and UI over time has changed how consumers browse websites and use
the Internet. A brief overview of that evolutionary history is provided here.

Although Don Norman, a cognitive psychologist and designer, first used the phrase "user
experience" in the 1990s, UX is several decades older.

1.5 Use of UX/UI

It may be used for a wide range of graphic design tasks, including wireframing websites, landing
pages, branding, and web apps. It can also be used to create mobile app interfaces, prototype
designs, social media posts, and more. Compared to other graphics editing programs, Figma is
unique.

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 Chapter 2
Factors, Process, & Features of Usable Product
2.1 UX Factor

 Priceless

This refers to the intangible value a product or service provides to users. A "priceless" UX
creates such a seamless, enjoyable, and meaningful experience that users feel it is invaluable.
It goes beyond monetary worth, focusing on emotional connection, satisfaction, and the
overall impact on the user's life.

 Obtainable

This emphasizes the importance of making products or services accessible and easy to
acquire. A UX that is "obtainable" ensures that users can effortlessly achieve their goals,
whether it’s purchasing a product, signing up for a service, or completing a task. It removes
unnecessary barriers and simplifies processes.

 Desirable

A "desirable" UX focuses on creating an experience that users find appealing and attractive.
This involves aesthetics, emotional appeal, and the ability to evoke positive feelings. A
desirable UX not only meets functional needs but also resonates with users on an emotional
level, making them want to engage with the product or service.

 Reputable

This factor highlights the importance of trust and credibility in UX. A "reputable" UX
ensures that users feel confident in the product or service, knowing it is reliable, secure, and
backed by positive reviews or endorsements. Building a strong reputation through consistent
quality and transparency is key.

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  Locatable

"Locatable" refers to the ease with which users can find what they need. This includes
intuitive navigation, clear information architecture, and effective search functionality. A
locatable UX ensures that users can quickly and easily access the content, features, or
products they are looking for without frustration.

 Helpful

A "helpful" UX provides users with the support and guidance they need to achieve their
goals. This includes clear instructions, helpful error messages, accessible customer support,
and features like FAQs or chatbots. A helpful UX anticipates user needs and proactively
assists them throughout their journey.

2.2 UI Factor

 Aspects of Development

This refers to the technical and design considerations involved in creating a user interface.
Key aspects include:

Usability: Ensuring the interface is intuitive and easy to use.

Consistency: Maintaining uniformity in design elements (e.g., buttons, fonts, colors) across
the interface.

Scalability: Designing the UI to accommodate future updates or expansions.

Performance: Ensuring the interface is fast, responsive, and free from lag or delays.

Accessibility: Making the UI usable for people with disabilities (e.g., screen reader
compatibility, keyboard navigation).

Cross-Platform Compatibility: Ensuring the UI works seamlessly across different devices and
screen sizes (e.g., desktop, mobile, tablet).

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 Aspects of Visibility

This focuses on how effectively the UI communicates information and guides users. Key
aspects include:

Clarity: Making sure text, icons, and visuals are clear and easy to understand.

Hierarchy: Using size, color, and placement to prioritize important elements and guide user
attention.

Feedback: Providing visual cues (e.g., animations, color changes) to indicate user actions
(e.g., button clicks, form submissions).

Readability: Ensuring text is legible with appropriate font sizes, contrast, and spacing.

Discoverability: Making sure key features and functions are easy to find and not hidden.

 Factors of Acceptance

These are the elements that determine whether users will adopt and embrace the UI. Key
factors include:

Aesthetics: A visually appealing design that aligns with user preferences and brand identity.

Ease of Use: A simple and intuitive interface that minimizes the learning curve.

Efficiency: Allowing users to complete tasks quickly and with minimal effort.

Trustworthiness: Building user confidence through secure, reliable, and error-free

interactions.

Emotional Connection: Creating a positive emotional response through thoughtful design and
interactions.

Customization: Offering options for users to personalize their experience (e.g., themes,
layouts).

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2.3 UX Process

 Traditional UI

This refers to the conventional approach to designing user interfaces, often focused on visual
design and functionality without deep integration of user-centered design principles. Key
characteristics include:

Focus on Aesthetics: Prioritizing how the interface looks over how it works.

Linear Process: Following a step-by-step, waterfall-like approach (e.g., design → develop →

test).

Limited User Involvement: User feedback is often collected late in the process or after the
product is launched.

Static Design: Designs are finalized early in the process, making it difficult to incorporate
changes based on user needs.

Tool-Centric: Reliance on design tools and templates rather than user research and testing.

While traditional UI can produce visually appealing designs, it often lacks the depth of user-
centered design, which can lead to usability issues.

 Learn UX

This refers to the process of understanding and mastering the principles, methods, and tools
of user experience design. Key aspects include:

User Research: Learning how to gather insights about user needs, behaviors, and pain points
through methods like interviews, surveys, and usability testing.

Design Thinking: Adopting a problem-solving approach that emphasizes empathy, ideation,

prototyping, and testing.

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Wireframing and Prototyping: Creating low-fidelity and high-fidelity mockups to visualize
and test design ideas.

Usability Principles: Understanding core principles like consistency, feedback, and simplicity
to create intuitive interfaces.

Tools and Techniques: Familiarizing yourself with UX tools like Figma, Sketch, Adobe XD,
and user testing platforms.

Continuous Learning: Staying updated with industry trends, best practices, and emerging
technologies.

"Learn UX" is an ongoing process that involves both theoretical knowledge and practical
application to create user-centered designs.

 Agile UX

This is an approach that integrates user experience design into Agile development
methodologies. It emphasizes collaboration, flexibility, and iterative design. Key
characteristics include:

Iterative Process: Breaking the design process into small, manageable chunks (sprints) and
continuously refining the product based on user feedback.

Cross-Functional Teams: Close collaboration between designers, developers, product

managers, and stakeholders throughout the project.

User-Centered Focus: Regularly involving users through research, testing, and feedback
loops to ensure the product meets their needs.

Rapid Prototyping: Creating quick prototypes to test ideas and gather feedback early in the
process.

Adaptability: Being open to changes and improvements based on new insights or shifting
requirements.

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 Continuous Delivery: Releasing small, functional updates frequently rather than waiting for a
final product launch.

Agile UX is ideal for dynamic environments where user needs and market conditions evolve
rapidly. It ensures that the product remains aligned with user expectations while maintaining
development efficiency.

2.4 UI Process

 Strategy

This is the foundational stage where the goals, objectives, and scope of the UI project are
defined. Key activities include:

Identifying the target audience and their needs.

Defining the purpose and goals of the UI (e.g., increase engagement, improve usability).

Aligning the UI design with business objectives and brand identity.

Establishing success metrics (e.g., conversion rates, user satisfaction).

The strategy stage sets the direction for the entire project and ensures that the UI design
serves both user and business needs.

 Research

This stage focuses on gathering insights about users, competitors, and the market. Key
activities include:

Conducting user research (e.g., interviews, surveys, focus groups) to understand user needs,
behaviors, and pain points.

Analyzing competitors' UIs to identify strengths, weaknesses, and opportunities.

Reviewing industry trends and best practices.

Creating user personas and journey maps to represent target users and their interactions with
the product.

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Research provides the data needed to make informed design decisions and ensures the UI is
user-centered.

 Analysis

In this stage, the research data is analyzed to identify patterns, insights, and opportunities.
Key activities include:

Synthesizing research findings to define user needs and requirements.

Identifying key user tasks and workflows.

Prioritizing features and functionalities based on user and business goals.

Creating problem statements and design challenges to address.

The analysis stage bridges research and design, ensuring the UI addresses real user problems.

 Design

In this stage, the research data is analyzed to identify patterns, insights, and opportunities.
Key activities include:

Synthesizing research findings to define user needs and requirements.

Identifying key user tasks and workflows.

Prioritizing features and functionalities based on user and business goals.

Creating problem statements and design challenges to address.

The analysis stage bridges research and design, ensuring the UI addresses real user problems.

 Production

In this stage, the finalized designs are handed off to developers for implementation. Key
activities include:

Providing developers with detailed design specifications, assets, and guidelines.

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Collaborating with developers to ensure the design is accurately translated into code.

Addressing technical constraints and making adjustments as needed.

Conducting design reviews to ensure quality and consistency.

The production stage ensures a smooth transition from design to development.

 Launch

This is the stage where the UI is released to the public. Key activities include:

Final testing to ensure the UI is free of bugs and performs well.

Preparing marketing materials and documentation to support the launch.

Deploying the UI to production environments.

Monitoring the launch to address any immediate issues.

The launch stage marks the official release of the UI to users.

 Beta Launch

A beta launch involves releasing the UI to a limited audience for testing and feedback before
the full launch. Key activities include:

Selecting a group of beta testers (e.g., existing users, early adopters).

Collecting feedback on usability, performance, and overall experience.

Identifying and fixing bugs or issues reported by beta testers.

Making final adjustments to the UI based on feedback.

The beta launch helps identify potential issues and improve the UI before it reaches a wider
audience.

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  Evaluate

This stage focuses on assessing the success of the UI after launch. Key activities include:

Analyzing user feedback and behavior (e.g., through analytics, surveys, usability testing).

Measuring performance against the success metrics defined in the strategy stage.

Identifying areas for improvement and planning updates or iterations.

Documenting lessons learned for future projects.

The evaluation stage ensures continuous improvement and alignment with user needs and
business goals.

2.5 Usability
Functionality is more than simply whether customers can do responsibilities easily (alleviate-of–
use). It also works together with end-user satisfaction for a web website to become functional; it
has to be revitalizing and great-looking, also.

Usability is defined by 5 quality components

1. Learnability
2. Efficiency
3. Memo ability
4. Error
5. Satisfaction

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2.6 Feature of Useable Product
There are five features of usable products
1. Effectiveness
2. Efficiency
3. Engagingness
4. Error Tolerance
5. Ease of Learning

2.7 Effectiveness
Effectiveness is the degree to which customers can accomplish their objectives with a high
degree of precision and dependability. The majority of an item's power comes from the help that
customers receive after using it. For example, ensuring that credit card field cards are filled out
correctly and only allow a sound bank card amount access can minimize information entry issues
and help end users perform their tasks efficiently. There are several techniques to demonstrate
that the main goal is typically to be as beneficial as feasible to the customer within a significant
plan.

Chapter 3
Design Study and Analysis
3.1 Analysis

Utilize the materials gathered during the research phase in this step. Make experience maps and
fictitious personalities using the information you have obtained.

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  Developing fictitious personas aids designers in understanding the many types of people
who will use your product. It makes it possible to show the finished product in a realistic
manner. After delivery, the design team can determine how it will appear.
 These illustrate how users move through your finished product. During the product
definition phase, all of these are accomplished through appropriate client interactions and
visual representations. Phases in UI/UX Process

3.2 Phases in UI/UX Process

There are five phases of usable products
1. Discover
This is the initial stage where the focus is on understanding the problem, the users, and the
context. Key activities include:

 Conducting user research (e.g., interviews, observations, surveys) to gain insights into
user needs, behaviors, and pain points.
 Exploring the problem space to identify underlying issues and opportunities.
 Gathering data from stakeholders, market trends, and competitor analysis.

2. Define
In this stage, the insights gathered during the Discover stage are analyzed and synthesized to
define the core problem. Key activities include:

 Organizing and interpreting research data to identify patterns and key insights.
 Creating user personas and journey maps to represent target users and their experiences.
 Formulating a clear and actionable problem statement (also known as a "point of view").
 Prioritizing user needs and aligning them with business goals.

3. Ideate
This is the creative stage where the team generates a wide range of ideas and potential solutions.
Key activities include:

 Brainstorming sessions to encourage free thinking and generate diverse ideas.

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  Using techniques like mind mapping, sketching, and SCAMPER to explore possibilities.
 Encouraging collaboration and building on each other's ideas.

4. Prototype
In this stage, the team creates tangible representations of the selected ideas to test and refine
them. Key activities include:

 Developing low-fidelity prototypes (e.g., paper sketches, wireframes) to quickly visualize

ideas.
 Creating high-fidelity prototypes (e.g., interactive mockups, 3D models) for more
detailed testing.
 Using tools like Figma, Sketch, or Adobe XD to build digital prototypes.

5. Test
This is the final stage where the prototypes are tested with users to gather feedback and validate
the solutions. Key activities include:

 Conducting usability testing sessions to observe how users interact with the prototypes.
 Collecting qualitative and quantitative feedback through surveys, interviews, and
analytics.
 Identifying pain points, usability issues, and areas for improvement.

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 Figure 3.2: UX Design Process

3.3 Problem Definition

The initial step in the user design process is product definition. Based on their business context,
the team in charge of this will gather the user needs. It is crucial since it is during this phase that
the true extent of the product and its existence are understood. It's easy: explain the requirements
to your UI/UX designers before starting any work!

The Design Team, the Business Manager, and the Product Manager are all participating in this
phase. Clients in their surroundings should be consulted by the entire team. Examine their
requirements within the parameters of your business. Use case diagrams, user stories, and user
personas are the important products of this phase.

3.4 Research
For a designer, research is the most important component. For the current customer proposal, the
design team investigates the operation of the current system. At this point, the three primary
roles are:

 Know what the competition is about.

 Examine your current domain in detail.
 Analyzing rival tactics to evaluate results
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Understanding current UI/UX trends, design concepts, and guidelines should also be part of the
research process.

3.5 Design
We ultimately bring the concepts we gathered in the first three steps to life throughout the design
process. Now is the time to start working on the finished visuals. During this stage, the design
team will implement the finished design.

The following are the important results of the design phase:

 Sketching: Sketching is the first step in the designing process. In order to visualize the
notion in plain language, the designers typically create hand-drawn sketches. Following
the sketching phase, the UX/UI designers might adhere to a specific choice. Examine
your current domain in detail.
 Making wireframes: A wireframe is a graphic representation of the product's elements
and page hierarchy. A wireframe is regarded as the product's structural foundation.
Another name for it is the design's skeleton. It largely concerns how the finished project
looks overall.
 Making Prototypes: Prototypes focus on how the UI/UX product being designed will
feel. The experience of interaction is more important. You can experience the influence
of a simulator using prototypes.
 Developing Design Specifications: Task and user flow diagrams are included in design
specifications. It illustrates the general functionality and aesthetic specifications of the
UI/UX product. It explains the steps and visual components needed to produce
outstanding user experiences.

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Figure: 1.1 OpesSignals Web App – UI UX Design

Figure: 1.2 Ryder - Fitness App – UI UX Design

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 Figure: 1.3 Clubgrubapp - Golf Landing page – UI UX Design

Figure: 1.4 Western - Motorcoach Landing Page – UI UX Design

3.6 How to use figma tool

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As I mentioned, Figma is a web-based application. To start using it, I need a desktop or laptop
computer with a dependable browser and an internet connection. Then, I can register for a free
account on the Figma framework and start working on my designs immediately.

I can create designs with Figma's user-friendly editor by starting from scratch or using pre-made
templates. Several resources are available to help you get started.

3.7 Testing
The testing stage establishes the final product's overall quality. The testers take notes on what
needs to be changed and forward it to the reputable team so that the mistakes can be fixed.

The There are some considerations that should be made while assessing your finished product.
They are as follows:

 Is the system user-friendly?

 Is it flexible and easy to operate?
 Does it solve the customer’s issue?
 Is it credible and attracts the users to come back every time they need your services?

Chapter 4

Methodology

The methodology followed in this internship report outlines the structured

approach used in learning and executing UI/UX design tasks. The process was
divided into several key phases:

 Research & Analysis

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  Conducted extensive market research on UI/UX trends.
 Studied competitor applications to identify best design practices.
 Gathered user insights through surveys and feedback forms.

 Design & Wireframing

 Created wireframes using Adobe XD and Figma.

 Designed low-fidelity prototypes to visualize structure.
 Iteratively refined wireframes based on feedback.

 Prototyping & Development

 Developed high-fidelity prototypes with interactive elements.

 Ensured consistency in typography, color schemes, and layout.
 Conducted usability testing to validate design effectiveness.

 Testing & Iteration

 Gathered feedback from mentors and peers.

 Identified usability issues and optimized the interface accordingly.
 Improved the final UI/UX designs based on user-centered
methodologies.

Chapter 5

Project Timeline

5. Project Timeline Flowchart:

o Orientation & Learning Tools → Introduction to Adobe XD & Figma →

Reading UI/UX articles.

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 o Crypto Trading Web App Design → Research on crypto companies →
Wireframe Design → Iterative Feedback.
o Mockup Website & Landing Page → Applying Grids & Negative Spacing
→ Consistent UI Elements → Color & Typography Research.
o Golden Ratio & Style Guide → Researching Personas → Understanding
User Pain Points.
o POS System Research & Design → Drive-thru Workflow Study →
Wireframe Creation.
o Customer Online Ordering App → Research → Daily Stand-ups →
Wireframe Design & Approval → Final App Design.
o Authentication Screens Design → Login & Signup → Password Recovery
→ User Onboarding.
o E-commerce Checkout Process → Designing Shopping Cart & Payment
Screens → Order Summary & Tracking.
o Profile & Order Management UI → Edit Profile, Address, Order History,
Ratings.
o POS System Finalization → Workflow Architecture → Implementing
Features → Testing & Feedback.

Chapter 6
Conclusion and Future Scope

6.1 Conclusion
As a Conclusion, I can say the internship was a great experience. Thanks to this project, I
acquired deeper knowledge concerning my technical skills, but I also personally benefited.

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Currently, UI/UX is used as a major application while developing mobile apps and it has become
a popular language worldwide. If we surf the internet, we can find a number of apps developed
using UI/UX. I learned to live in a different environment from the one I am used to. Indeed, I
grew more independent in work and in everyday life. I realized that I could do more things than I
thought like learning new things by myself.

For computer science student practical knowledge is essential but sensible understanding
provides much more self-confidence. “Reedify System Ltd” is playing an important role in
Bangladesh's development. I'm thankful to them for giving me a chance to work with them. Now
I'm implementing the knowledge that I got from my internship.

In the future, I want to start my own design and development agency in Bangladesh.

6.2 Future Scope

UI design is a fantastic career that offers plenty of options and a competitive salary. In actuality,
there is a lot of wonderful information about a career like UI attractive websites, apps, and
programs that are easily accessible these days. As a result, UI designers have a genuine impact
on the appearance and truly fell off the electronic area.

Additionally, UX design is an excellent career. Owing to their involvement in numerous stages

of a project's lifecycle, UX designers are perhaps the most sought-after professionals in
technological innovation, with 87% of decision-makers stating that hiring UX developers is
unquestionably a high priority.

 Can work as a UI/UX developer?.

 Can work as a Software Engineer?.
 Can work as a freelance mobile app developer?.

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