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Research-led UI/UX for web and mobile products, handed to engineers as a system, not a picture. It is your one chance to make a good first impression, so we test before we ship.

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Design that carries a business objective

A user-friendly interface is the goal, but it is not the whole job. We design for retention, conversion, and brand, and we test it before it ships.

Research before pixels

User research and competitor analysis come first, so the interface answers a real need instead of a guess.

Interactive prototypes

Close to the final product, so you can test the idea and get real user feedback before a line of production code is written.

Brand-consistent

Logo, color, and type worked into a cohesive product style, not a generic template with your logo on it.

Built to be built

Every screen is handed off with the spacing, states, and components engineers actually need, so nothing gets reinterpreted in the build.

Tested, not assumed

A/B tests and heatmaps validate what people actually click and scroll, instead of what the mockup assumed they would.

One team, one voice

Designers work alongside the engineers who build the product, so nothing is lost translating a file into a live interface.

Our UI/UX design process

Whether it is a fresh product or an existing one that needs work, this is how an idea becomes a tested, developer-ready interface.

  1. Project discovery

    A kick-off meeting with the client, project documentation review, and as much context on the product idea as we can gather before designing anything.

  2. Research and ideation

    Target-audience and competitor analysis, flowcharts of what the user will do, and journey maps that capture the experience end to end.

  3. Sketching and moodboard

    Fonts, color schemes, and graphic direction narrowed to a UI moodboard, with 1-2 early screens shared to find the layout that becomes the foundation.

  4. UI design and prototyping

    Wireframes become the fully designed screens, interface animation included, ready to walk through as a real interactive prototype.

  5. Delivery and handoff

    Every asset the development team needs, handed off directly to the engineers building it, with the design tested at every stage of an Agile process.

UX methods and UI craft we use

Different tools for different questions: what to build, and how it should look and feel once it is built.

User research and personas

Understanding needs and behaviour to deliver the right solution to the right audience.

Flowcharts and information architecture

Mapping interactions and structuring content so navigation stays simple.

A/B testing and heatmaps

Validating what people actually click, scroll, and choose between two options.

Visual and graphic design

Illustration, photography, colour and composition that enrich the experience.

Typography and colour systems

Type and colour chosen for hierarchy, spacing and the response they carry.

Wireframing and prototyping

From low-fidelity blueprints to fully interactive, close-to-final prototypes.

Design tools and methods we work with

The kit behind the screens: where the design is made, and how we check it holds up before it reaches engineering.

Design

Research

  • User interviews
  • Personas
  • Competitor analysis
  • Flowcharts
  • Journey maps

Validation and handoff

  • A/B testing
  • Heatmaps
  • Usability testing
  • Developer handoff

Engagement models

Three ways to bring us in. Pick the one that fits your stage. You can change it as your roadmap changes.

  • Dedicated developer

    One senior product designer, full-time on your product and managed by you, in your rituals, your tools, and your design files.

    • Full-time on one product
    • Works in your tools and process
    • Design, QA and code review behind them
    • Monthly rate, scale up or down

    Best fit for an ongoing roadmap with a steady flow of work.

  • Dedicated team

    Design and engineering in one pod that takes features from research to shipped UI, without you growing headcount.

    • Engineers, design and QA in one pod
    • Owns delivery end to end
    • Ramps up without new hires
    • Grows and shrinks with the roadmap

    Best fit for a product that needs more than one pair of hands.

  • Project-based

    A scoped redesign, design system, or UX audit, delivered against a fixed plan, price, and timeline agreed before work starts.

    • Scope agreed up front
    • Fixed plan, price and timeline
    • Delivered end to end
    • Handover with the repo and docs

    Best fit for a redesign or a design system with a clear finish line.

UI/UX design, answered

The questions buyers ask before they scope a build.

Do you design, or do you also build what you design?

Both, on the same team. Our designers hand off directly to the engineers who build the product, so nothing gets reinterpreted between a file and a live interface. That is different from an agency that hands you a Figma file and disappears.

What have you actually shipped, not just mocked up?

Products at very different scales, all live. Station is a SaaS workspace that unifies 600+ apps and won Product Hunt’s SaaS Product of the Year. Scholyr’s co-founder called out our UX/UI and functionality by name. Guidable, an AI-generated audio-tour app, runs in production for hundreds of thousands of users across Germany, backed by Deutsche Telekom.

Can you design a brand identity, not just a UI?

Yes. Branding is part of the same process: logo, color scheme, and icons worked into a cohesive style so the product looks like one thing end to end, not a UI kit with a logo dropped on top.

How do we start?

We have been designing and shipping products since 2015, with a 5.0 rating on Clutch across 26 reviews and 640+ projects delivered. Start with a short call to scope the work, and we will recommend the engagement model that fits: dedicated team, outsourced project, or a hybrid of the two.

Contact our team

Do you have an idea for your next project? Not sure what tech stack or business model to choose? Share your thoughts and our team will assist you in any inquiry.
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