Strategy
The foundation of every project is built upon taking a deep dive into user data and applying those insights to create measurable requirements, goals, and strategies that inform the execution and growth work ahead.
Comprehensive Product Audit
It’s crucial to inventory the current situation to have a clear picture of everything that exists today including visual elements, content, software, APIs, plugins, and analytics.
User Research
It’s crucial to inventory the current situation to have a clear picture of everything that exists today including visual elements, content, software, APIs, plugins, and analytics.
Competitive Analysis
It’s important to understand what your competitors are doing so you can gain an advantage in the right places. Analysis includes usability, site metrics, and tone.
Workshops
We’ll spend time with your key stakeholders to understand your processes, aspirations and business goals to identify key patterns and help educate you on the process ahead.
Creative Direction
Creative direction is the overall vision we have for a project: what we are designing, who we are designing it for, how we will design it, and how it will look and feel.
Content Strategy
A content strategy takes the learnings from the content audit and plans for the creation, publication, and governance of useful, usable content.
Information Architecture
We’ll spend time with your key stakeholders to understand your processes, aspirations and business goals to identify key patterns and help educate you on the process ahead.
Product Requirements
Creative direction is the overall vision we have for a project: what we are designing, who we are designing it for, how we will design it, and how it will look and feel.
Planning + Metrics
A content strategy takes the learnings from the content audit and plans for the creation, publication, and governance of useful, usable content.
Here’s what one of our clients had to say after a presentation of our strategy work:
Insights
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Sunscreen? Check. Beach read? Check. New perspective on your digital properties due to the neuroscientifically supported notion of perspective taking? Check! Wharton marketing professor and neuroscientist Michael Platt believes that many complex problems can be solved by utilizing frameworks that allow us to more effectively take the perspective of others. He writes: “… stimulating activities
The Best UX Pattern for a Website Navigation With Dropdown Menus
Here at ExpandTheRoom we are constantly designing and reimagining information architectures and website navigation schemes for our clients. There are many different patterns and unique challenges to address with these projects. Those challenges often become a lot more complex than you realize at the surface level. One question that comes up often is “What is