Web Planning

How’s your user experience?

What makes a website good? The user experience it provides. And a good user experience depends on smart, thorough planning. Well-organized content and intuitive navigation are at the foundation of every successful website, regardless of the technology used or graphic design.

A professional team of information architects and interaction designers

We provide for exceptional user experience by creating sites with intuitive navigation, high usability and scalability, web-appropriate content, optimized for search engines (SEO) and accessible to all audiences.

Our capabilities

  • Site audits, including heuristic, expert and analytic evaluations
  • Requirements definition and investigation, including facilitated discocery sessions, visitor surveys, stakeholder interviews, card-sorting exercises and competitive analysis
  • Development of personas, user scenarios and use-cases
  • Information architecture, content inventories and audits and site restructuring
  • Development of appropriate taxonomies, navigation metaphors and site nomenclature
  • User interaction design including wireframes, paper and online prototyping, usability testing and more
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“Working with RealDecoy has been a pleasure. When we first started this project our sites had been neglected for a long while and we knew there was a lot that needed to be done to bring them to where we wanted them to be. RealDecoy helped us to develop a strategy that works for CHIN and have been instrumental in making it a reality.”

Corey Timpson
Lead Interface Architecture & Design
Canadian Heritage Information Network