UX Sketch Notes

Posted by Alan Trow-Poole on June 5, 2017 in UX Design |No Comments

I’m often asked to share the UX diagrams in my Moleskine sketchbook(s) and explain some of the techniques I use to create these. I plan on publishing a series of articles that explain my approach to UX Sketching and the materials I use. In the meantime I’ve here are a small selection of sketches (scanned directly from my notebooks).

Faber-Castell Polychromos Pencils don’t bleed on Moleskine Paper

 

Inspired by Bikablo (I love Bikablo)

 

A journey or milestones metaphor works well for strategic planning

User flow style overview of data-entry, reporting and analytics system

Showing how, strategic, tactical and operational goals are interconnected

Agile UX Processes (left) and eye-candy (right)

Low-level “card ui” sketches (left) and the resulting hi-fi prototype (right)

For complex systems I often sketch infographic style then walk users through it