UI and UX design

Sound familiar?

• Your app works, and people still get stuck on it.
• The screens were designed one at a time, so nothing quite matches.
• Support keeps answering the same question about the same button.
• Your developer asks what should happen when the list is empty, and nobody knows.

What you get

• The main journeys mapped before any screen gets drawn, so the design solves the real task.
• A small set of components used consistently, rather than 40 one-off screens.
• Every state designed, not just the happy one: loading, empty, error, too much data, too little.
• Mobile layouts designed as their own thing, not squeezed down from desktop.
• Accessible contrast, real tap target sizes and a sensible keyboard order, checked rather than assumed.
• A handover a developer can build from: spacing, sizes, colors and behaviour written down.

Verified interactive interfaces: Test Ariya Event Planner and Cuzinz Property Maintenance for conversion-engineered, mobile-first product design in production.

How it works

We start with the journeys and the constraints, including whatever you have already built. You approve the direction on one key screen before the rest gets designed. Then the full set ships in batches, so your developers can start on the first while we finish the rest.

Questions

Can you design for an app we already built?

Yes, and it is often the cheaper path. We redesign the screens that cost you the most, and leave the rest alone.

Do you build what you design?

We can. If your own team builds it, the handover is written for them.