UI/UX Design

Interfaces people understand straight away

Wireframes, prototypes and a design system — validated before the first line of code.

Why it matters

UI/UX Design for Applications and Websites

The most expensive mistake in a software project is building the wrong screen. That is why we draw first: wireframe, then navigable prototype, then the final interface. You see the product and can criticise it before changes cost days of programming.

You see the product and can criticise it before changes cost days of programming.

What we build

A solution built around your process

Wireframes and screen structure
Interactive prototypes, navigable before development
UI design for web and mobile applications
Design system: colours, typography, reusable components
Responsive design, thought through separately for desktop, tablet and phone
Accessibility in line with the WCAG guidelines
Visual identity: logo, palette, application across materials

Who it's for

Teams with a product idea that want to see it before building it
Existing applications users complain are hard to use
Companies that want visual consistency across several products

How we work

Clear steps from idea to launch

01
Discover
We understand the objective, audience, content and constraints of the project.
02
Plan
We define the structure, priorities and technology suited to the outcome.
03
Build
We work in clear components, with visible feedback throughout.
04
Test
We check functionality, responsive behaviour, forms and the important details.
05
Launch
We launch the project and explain what you need to know to manage it.

Technologies

We choose tools based on the project

Interface

FigmaThe tool we use to sketch and test the interface before development — wireframes, a clickable prototype and final design, all in one place.
Design systemA documented set of colours, typography and reusable components that keeps the look consistent as the product grows.
WCAG 2.1The international web accessibility guideline — we make sure the interface can also be used by people with disabilities.
Tailwind CSSA styling system that keeps the design consistent across the whole site and shortens development time, without sacrificing a look of its own.
ReactThe JavaScript library most modern interfaces are built on — fast, interactive screens that are easy to maintain long-term.

Frequently asked questions

What is worth knowing before we start

Can we take just the design, without development?

Yes. We deliver the design files and the specifications, and your team or another supplier can implement them. We do not tie design to development.

What does a navigable prototype look like?

It is a version you can open and tap: the screens link together like in a real application, except there is no logic behind them yet. Enough to test the flow with real people.

Do you do brand identity as well?

Yes — logo, palette, typography and their consistent application across product and materials. It matters most when the digital product is the customer's first contact with the brand.

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