Design that makes software easy to use
UI/UX design for websites, web apps and mobile apps. Clear layouts, tested user flows and Figma files your developers can build from.
If people can't figure it out, they won't use it
Good technology still fails when screens are cluttered, the next step isn't obvious, or every page looks slightly different. People give up, and adoption stays low.
How we approach design
We start with how people will use the product, not how it looks. We map the flows, test them with clickable prototypes, and then design the final screens and a reusable design system.
What's included
- Research and wireframes
- Working out what goes on each screen and in what order.
- Design systems
- Reusable colours, type, spacing and components in Figma.
- UI design
- Final screen designs that fit your brand.
- Clickable prototypes
- Try the flow before any code is written, so changes are cheap.
- User flows tested before development starts
- Designs for mobile, tablet and desktop
- Developer handoff with spacing, styles and components documented
- WCAG accessibility guidelines followed
Usually built with: Figma, Adobe CC, Tailwind CSS, Framer Motion, Google Fonts
How it runs
- 01
Research
Who uses it, what they're trying to do and what competitors do.
- 02
Structure
User flows, navigation and wireframes.
- 03
Visual design
Colours, type, components and final screens.
- 04
Handoff
Prototypes and documentation your developers can build from.
Where this helps
Cleaning up a busy dashboard
Turning a crowded admin screen into something your team can use without training.
New app concepts
Wireframes and prototypes to test a startup idea before building it.
Questions
What's your design process?
Research, then wireframes, then visual design, then a clickable prototype, then handoff to developers. You review at each stage.
Do we get the design files?
Yes. You get organised Figma files with components, styles and responsive layouts.
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Have a project in mind?
Tell us what you're planning. We'll ask a few questions, work out what you actually need and come back with an honest estimate.