User interviews and surveys might be conducted by Nexthon in order to get insights into what the intended users require from the software that is being developed, their problems and their expectations. Furthermore, their team could analyze the UX/UI of competing products to determine good practices and where to stand apart from other brands.

Nexthon’s designers would probably make sitemaps for understanding hierarchy of information and user flows, demonstrating how users can navigate through the software. They might also create user journey maps that would show what steps do users take in order to achieve tasks in the software helping spot likely problems and improve UX.

To create a unified user experience, Nexthon's designers would establish a standard visual design language that would include elements such as color palette, typography, and icons. They might use rapid prototyping tools to build interactive prototypes for early usability testing and client feedback during the design process. Besides this, Nexthon's designers would most likely prioritize on accessibility following WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) thereby ensuring that the software is usable by all regardless of their capabilities.

The intended users can participate in focused sessions that Nexus will manage to test the usability of the prototypes, thus enabling the observers to see how they used them; this way, it would be possible to note what else would be improved about the UX/UI design. On the basis of findings from user tests together with comments from clientele, Nexthon will build on an original state of art solution and make modifications aimed at boosting both ease of use and happiness levels.

Probably the design team of Nexthon would elaborate an extensive guideline of style in which all design components, typesetting and adoption directives are mentioned for the developers’ adherence as a way of ensuring uniformity in application. They will also make certain that there is an effective transfer of design resources and details to the programming squad so that communication may be clear without any problems pertaining to putting into practice.