UX / UI design
User experience isn't a matter of taste — it's a series of concrete business decisions. We look at who uses your site, what goals they arrive with, and help them through exactly the points where they used to get stuck. The result isn't just good-looking; it measurably converts better.
User-centred thinking
Before we draw a single screen, we get to know your audience and your business goals. From interviews, analytics and heuristic review we build the picture that lets the design actually answer real problems — not just assumptions.
The foundation is mapping user journeys: where we lose visitors, where they hesitate, and which few decision points truly move the needle on conversion.
From wireframe to final interface
First we lock the structure and hierarchy with low-fidelity wireframes, so quick iterations surface problems cheaply. Only then comes the final UI — typography, colours, micro-interactions — once we're sure the logic works.
Every screen gets a clickable prototype, so testing is real and client feedback is concrete and easy to articulate.
Design system and handover
In the end you don't just get screens — you get a consistent component library that development can use as-is. That speeds up implementation and cuts long-term maintenance cost.
The handover isn't a static PDF: you get a live Figma file, design tokens and written guidelines — everything developers and marketing might need down the line.
Frequently asked questions
How long does a UX/UI design project take?
Depending on the size of the site, usually 3–8 weeks. A simpler marketing site is 3–4 weeks; a more complex internal system 6–8 weeks, including research and testing.
Do you produce a clickable prototype?
Yes, on every project. The prototype lets us test the experience with real users before development, so we can be sure the build replicates a finished, validated version.
How does client feedback work?
We review progress together at regular weekly sync points, and every screen can be commented on directly in Figma. Each iteration, you'll know exactly what we reviewed and what we incorporated.