Annex's published work does not point to a single mandatory toolset for experience design & ux. Our experience design process will help you identify the right problems, which we then solve with you through design, thorough testing and continuous iteration. Our approach was to build foundational elements, components, and patterns as part of a design system that supports Drupal's existing patterns and mark-up and be implemented accurately and consistently by any development team in readiness for the site to be taken into Drupal 8/9. Prototypes, technical proofs, testing and platform choices are used when they help answer a real project question; the technology is selected around the client landscape and intended service rather than the other way around.
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