Understanding the users
Who uses it, on what device, and what they are trying to get done, before we draw anything.
Service
UI/UX design for websites and apps
Screens designed around how your customers actually use them, from a first sketch to a clickable prototype you can try on a phone, before a line of code is written.
What’s included
What you get with UI/UX design
Wireframes
The structure of every screen in plain boxes, so the flow is agreed before colours and details.
Clickable prototypes
Figma prototypes you can open on your phone and share with a link, to test with real customers.
Visual design
Colours, type, spacing and components that fit your brand, collected into a small design system.
Redesigns
An existing site or app reviewed screen by screen, with what to keep, what to fix and the new design.
Ready to build
Specifications and assets for any developer; if we build it too, the design carries straight into code.
Why it matters
Why businesses ask us for this
Changes are cheapest before anything is built. A clickable prototype lets you and your customers try the flow, find what is confusing and fix it in hours instead of weeks.
Good design here means clear, fast and easy on a phone: the customer finds what they came for and finishes what they started.
Who it’s for
Built for any business, often these
How we work
The same promise on every project
- One fixed quote, in writing. Agreed before we start, for the scope we agree. No meter running.
- Something real in week one. Then the work happens in the open, on a link you can share.
- Everything in your name. Domain, hosting, code, accounts and every password, handed over.
Questions
Questions about UI/UX design
Can I hire you only for UI/UX design?
Yes. Design can be its own project: wireframes, prototypes and a finished design handed to your developers, or to us if you want it built.
Which design tools do you use?
Figma. You get prototypes you can open on your phone and a shared file your team can comment on.
Do you redesign existing websites and apps?
Yes. We review what is there, keep what works for your customers, and redesign the rest, screen by screen.
Do you design for phones first?
Yes. Most of your customers will see it on a phone, so every screen is designed at phone size first and then for tablets and laptops.
Tell us what you need built.
A person reads every message, usually within a couple of hours, Monday to Saturday.