Design that gets used.
Not just admired.
Most software fails not because of bad code — but because users don't understand it or won't adopt it. We design interfaces for web and mobile products that real teams actually use. Figma prototypes, design systems, usability testing — backed by 8 years and 600+ shipped products.
Fixed-price MVPs from $35k · No hourly billing surprises
Design work we actually do
Not just mockups. Full design processes — from understanding who uses the product to the final handoff that developers can build from without guessing.
User Research & Discovery
We talk to actual users before designing anything. User interviews, journey mapping, and competitive benchmarking to understand what people need — not what stakeholders assume they need. Most design failures happen before a single screen is drawn.
Wireframing & IA
Information architecture and low-fidelity wireframes that map out every flow before any polish is applied. We define navigation structure, page hierarchy, and user flows so that nothing is built on a broken foundation.
Figma Prototyping
High-fidelity, interactive Figma prototypes that look and behave like the real product. Stakeholders can click through actual flows and sign off on the experience before development starts — not after the code is written.
Design Systems
Reusable component libraries in Figma — buttons, forms, cards, modals, tables — with documented usage rules. When your engineering team builds feature 12, they use the same components as features 1 through 11. Design systems save months of rework.
Mobile UI Design
Native iOS and Android interfaces, and cross-platform designs for React Native and Flutter. We follow platform conventions — gestures, navigation patterns, OS typography — so your app feels like it belongs on the platform rather than like a web page dropped into a shell.
Usability Testing & Iteration
We put prototypes in front of real users and watch what happens. Not surveys — actual task completion sessions. When someone can't find the button, we fix the design, not write an onboarding guide explaining where to look.
When you actually need a designer
- SaaS founders who've been building without a designer and users keep churning
- Product teams launching a new feature that's genuinely complex — multi-step flows, dense data tables, real-time dashboards
- Engineering teams who want Figma designs to build from, not vague requirements
- Startups raising and needing the product to look as credible as the pitch
- Operations teams replacing internal tools that staff refuse to use
- Marketing website redesigns or Webflow/WordPress work
- Brand identity, logo design, or graphic design
- Figma work without a development handoff (we're a software team, not a design studio)
- "Make it look nicer" without clarity on what users are actually struggling with
Our design process
Design is a phase in a larger delivery, not a handoff from a separate studio. We work alongside the development team.
Discovery: Understand before you draw
We start with the problem, not the screen. Who are the users? What are they trying to do? Where does the current experience break down? We run interviews, map user journeys, and audit competitors. This phase typically takes 1–2 weeks and saves weeks of redesign later.
Information architecture & user flows
Before any visual design, we map every flow the user will take. Login → onboarding → core feature → settings → error states. Every path. Every edge case. Navigation structure, page hierarchy, and decision points documented and signed off before mockups begin.
Wireframes: Structure without distraction
Low-fidelity wireframes that strip out colour and visual polish to focus entirely on layout, hierarchy, and function. Stakeholders often have opinions about colours that block good structural decisions. Wireframes get those decisions made on their own terms first.
High-fidelity Figma designs & prototype
Full visual design with your brand, real typography, real data in the components, and real interactive states. The Figma prototype is clickable — you can hand it to a user and watch them complete a task. Every component goes into the design system as it's built.
Developer handoff & design support
Figma files annotated for developers — spacing, colours (as variables), component states, responsive breakpoints, animation specs. We stay available during development to answer questions and review implementation. "Close enough" implementations are not accepted.
What we use and what you get
What UI/UX design costs
Scoped per project. Here's an honest range based on what we've delivered.
A focused design engagement — one user flow, one feature set, or a full audit of an existing product with a redesigned key screen. 2–4 weeks. Ideal for validating an idea before committing to full development.
- User flow mapping
- Wireframes for key screens
- High-fidelity Figma designs
- Clickable prototype
End-to-end design for a web or mobile product — all screens, all states, full design system. 6–12 weeks. Typically paired with our development work so design and build happen together without handoff friction.
- User research & discovery
- IA + full user flows
- Complete Figma design file
- Design system / component library
- Prototype + usability testing
- Developer handoff & support
A complete, documented design system for teams with multiple products or an existing product that's grown without system thinking. Token-based, scalable, with usage guidelines your team can actually follow.
- Full component library (50+ components)
- Token system (colour, spacing, type)
- Usage documentation
- Figma library file + dev variables
Products we've designed
Eight years of shipping software means eight years of solving real design problems — not hypothetical ones.
i-mve — Removals Operations Platform
Designed the full UI for a multi-module operations platform used by hundreds of UK removals companies. The challenge: field crews, office managers, and clients all needed completely different interfaces on the same data. Separate dashboards per role, mobile-optimised crew views, and a client portal that reduced support calls by design.
View live platform →COMPASS for Autism — Ball State University
Designed for four distinct user types: researchers, consultants, educators, and families. Each needed a completely different experience within the same system. Complex role-based navigation, intervention tracking dashboards, and data entry interfaces that non-technical users could operate without training documentation.
View live platform →Parkezi — Smart Parking Automation
Designed the operator dashboard and the driver-facing mobile interface for an automated parking system serving NSW Ambulance and hotel clients across Australia. The operator side handles real-time bay monitoring and access control. The driver side had to work under parking-lot conditions — one hand, bad lighting, two taps maximum to complete any action.
Read the case study →What people ask about our design work
Do you do design-only engagements, or do I also have to use you for development?
Design-only is possible. We do design sprints and full product design engagements that result in Figma files your own engineering team builds from. That said, when design and development happen with the same team — which is what we do for most clients — the handoff is near-zero friction. Designers know exactly what Angular, React Native, and Flutter can do without workarounds, which means the designs are actually buildable as specified, not "close enough."
What do I actually receive at the end of a design engagement?
A Figma design file with all screens (desktop and mobile breakpoints), all component states (default, hover, active, disabled, error), a component library organised for reuse, a style guide (colour tokens, typography scale, spacing system), a clickable prototype covering primary user flows, and developer-annotated specs for spacing, states, and interactions. If usability testing was included, you also receive a findings report with what changed and why.
How long does a full product design take?
Discovery and research: 1–2 weeks. IA and wireframes: 1–2 weeks. High-fidelity design: 3–6 weeks depending on scope. Total: 6–12 weeks for a complete product. A focused design sprint for a single feature or flow can be done in 2–3 weeks. We provide a week-by-week timeline as part of scoping so you know exactly when you'll have what.
We already have a product. Can you redesign part of it?
Yes — partial redesigns are common. We'll audit what you have, identify the highest-friction areas (usually based on your support tickets, drop-off data, or direct user complaints), and redesign those flows first. We don't insist on redesigning everything if the problem is in specific areas. Scoped redesigns are typically 2–6 weeks and $6k–$20k depending on what's being reworked.
Can you work with our existing brand guidelines?
Yes. If you have a brand guide — colours, typography, logo usage rules — we design within it. If you don't have one or it's incomplete, we'll establish a minimal visual language (colour tokens, type scale, component styles) as part of the design system work. We don't impose a default aesthetic — we design for your product and your users.
Do you do mobile app design?
Yes — both native (iOS Human Interface Guidelines and Android Material Design) and cross-platform (React Native, Flutter). Mobile design follows different rules than web: gesture navigation, touch targets, one-handed use patterns, OS-specific navigation conventions. We've designed apps for Parkezi (parking automation in Australia), Sharewear (NFC medical wearable), and E2P SEND (EdTech, UK). We know the platforms.
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