Design experiences that users love
UI/UX Design
We create intuitive, engaging digital experiences through research, prototyping and testing, so every interaction earns its place.

Who this is for
Design engagements suit products where users struggle, sign up but do not convert, or where a team is about to spend months on development and wants the screens validated first. Buyers are product managers, founders and marketing leads who need research, prototypes and a design system that developers can actually build from.
- Startups that need a validated prototype before committing to a build
- SaaS products with poor onboarding, activation or retention numbers
- Companies unifying several inconsistent products under one design system
- Teams whose developers keep guessing because the design files are incomplete
How we approach UI/UX design
Research comes first: five to eight user interviews, analytics review and a competitive teardown, synthesised into personas and a journey map within the first two weeks. Wireframes and interactive Figma prototypes are tested with real users using Maze or moderated sessions before any high-fidelity work, so the expensive decisions are made on evidence. Visual design follows your brand and platform conventions, with accessibility contrast and touch targets checked as we go.
The deliverable is a documented design system with tokens, components and states, plus developer-ready specifications and a hand-over session with the engineering team. When we also build the product, design runs one sprint ahead of engineering. When your own team builds it, we stay available for design QA during implementation so the shipped product matches the prototype users approved.
What a typical engagement looks like
| Phase | Duration | What you get | Typical cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Research and discovery | 1 to 2 weeks | Interviews, personas, journey map, opportunity list | $3k to $6k |
| Prototype and validation | 2 to 4 weeks | Wireframes, interactive prototype, usability test report | $5k to $12k |
| Visual design and design system | 3 to 6 weeks | High-fidelity screens, tokens, component library, specs | $8k to $25k |
| Design QA during build | Ongoing | Review of implemented screens, fixes, new states | $1k to $3k per month |
Everything you need for ui/ux design, done properly.
User research
Interviews, surveys and behavioral analysis that inform every decision.
Information architecture
Content and features organized for intuitive navigation.
Wireframing and prototyping
Fast visualization and interactive prototypes for early validation.
Visual design
Interfaces that express your brand and follow usability best practice.
Design systems
Component libraries and guidelines for consistency across products.
Usability testing
Validation with real users to find issues before development.
How a typical engagement runs.
- 1
Discovery
Business goals, user needs and competitive landscape.
- 2
Define
Personas, journey maps and design requirements.
- 3
Ideate
Multiple concepts explored in collaborative sessions.
- 4
Design
Wireframes and high-fidelity mockups.
- 5
Prototype and test
Interactive prototypes validated with users.
- 6
Handoff and support
Specs for developers plus ongoing design support.
Outcomes
What you get out of it
- Higher user satisfaction and engagement
- Lower development cost by validating early
- Better conversion through optimized flows
- Consistent brand experience everywhere
- Fewer support tickets thanks to intuitive interfaces
- A product that stands out on design
Technologies
Tools we reach for on ui/ux design work
- Figma
- Sketch
- Adobe XD
- Framer
- Zeplin
- Maze
- Hotjar
- UserTesting
- Miro
- Notion
- Principle
- InVision
Products we've shipped, and what happened next.
Case studies written from the technical documentation of each project: the stack, the scale and the outcome.
UI/UX Design questions, answered.
Do you design before development or alongside it?
Both. Design runs one or two sprints ahead of development so engineers always have validated screens to build.
Can you work with our existing brand guidelines?
Yes. We extend your brand into a product design system rather than replacing it.
What do we receive at the end?
Figma files, a documented design system, interactive prototypes and developer-ready specifications.
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