Web & Mobile
UI/UX and product design that people understand instantly
Sound familiar?
Users get lost and quietly leave
Sign-ups stall on step two, the main action hides behind a menu, and support answers the same question daily. The product works, but nobody can tell from the outside.
Every screen looks like a different app
Three developers, three button styles, four shades of blue. Without a design system each new feature adds inconsistency, and the product feels less trustworthy with every release.
Developers are guessing at the details
Static mockups leave out hover states, errors, empty screens and loading. The team fills the gaps on the fly and the result never quite matches what was approved.
What you get
- User research and interviews
- User flows and wireframes
- High-fidelity Figma screens
- Design system and tokens
- Clickable prototype
- Motion and interaction specs
- Accessibility review
- Developer handoff package
Stack and tools
- Figma
- FigJam
- Figma Variables
- Framer
- Motion
- Maze
- Hotjar
- Storybook
- WCAG 2.2
- Apple HIG
- Material 3
How we do it
- 1
Understand the user
We interview customers or review support tickets, analytics and recordings to learn where people struggle. The findings become a short brief with the jobs the interface has to do.
- 2
Map the flows
Wireframes and flow diagrams settle structure before visuals: what is on each screen, what comes next, what happens when something goes wrong. You review and we iterate quickly.
- 3
Design the system
Colors, type, spacing and components become tokens and a Figma library, then the screens are built from that library so every state and every size stays consistent.
- 4
Prototype and test
A clickable prototype goes in front of real users or your team. We watch, fix what confuses people and repeat until the flow holds up without anyone explaining it.
- 5
Hand off with specs
Developers receive annotated screens, interaction and motion specs, accessibility notes and a component map. When we build it ourselves, the designer stays in every sprint.
Starting at
from $2,000
Typical timeline 2 weeks. Covers a focused flow or a marketing site. Full product design systems are scoped after research.
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UI/UX Design: questions people ask
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