// DESIGN & CREATIVE · 05 OF 18

UI / UX Design

Good design isn't just how something looks — it's whether a user can complete what they came to do without thinking twice. We research how people actually use the product, then design an interface that removes friction at every step, before a single screen looks "finished."

Typical timeline 2–6 weeks
Best for New products, redesigns, or interfaces with usability issues
Starting point Key screens → full design system
// EXAMPLES OF OUR WORK

A closer look at UI / UX Design.

A few examples of the kind of work this capability covers. Click any image to view it larger.

// WHAT'S INCLUDED

Everything UI / UX Design can cover.

Clear, usable interfaces that feel premium and reduce friction. Pick one focus area or combine several — the scope is built around your project.

01

Website design

Layout, hierarchy and visual design for marketing sites, tailored to convert visitors into leads or customers.

02

Mobile app design

Interface design following iOS and Android conventions users already know intuitively.

03

Dashboard design

Data-dense interfaces designed for clarity — the right information, prioritised, without overwhelming the user.

04

UX research

Understanding real user behaviour and pain points before design decisions are made.

05

Wireframes

Low-fidelity layouts used to agree on structure and flow before visual design begins.

06

Interactive prototypes

Clickable, near-final simulations of the product used for testing and stakeholder sign-off.

07

Design systems

Reusable component libraries and rules that keep the product consistent as it grows.

08

Usability improvement

Auditing and reworking an existing interface to fix friction points and drop-off.

// TOOLS & APPROACHES

More than one way to build this.

The design tool matters less than the process — but here's how we typically structure the work depending on what you need.

Design sprint

Fast, focused, for a defined set of screens

A compressed process covering research, wireframes and final UI for a specific product area or feature.

BEST FOR

A landing page, a new feature, or a small app with a limited number of screens.

  • Fastest route to final, ready-to-build screens
  • Best for well-defined, scoped work
  • Lighter on deep research than a full UX engagement

Full UX process

Research-led, for products with real complexity

Research, user flows, wireframes, prototyping and testing before final UI design — used when the product has multiple user types or complex flows.

BEST FOR

New products, platforms with multiple user roles, or any product where getting the flow wrong is costly.

  • Reduces expensive rework after development starts
  • Validated with real user feedback before build
  • Longer timeline, but de-risks the build

Design system build

For products that will keep growing

A structured library of components, patterns and rules so new screens can be designed and built consistently without starting from scratch each time.

BEST FOR

Products expected to add features regularly, or teams with more than one designer or developer.

  • Keeps a growing product visually and functionally consistent
  • Speeds up every future screen
  • Best value on products with a multi-year roadmap

Not sure which approach fits your project? Tell us the goal and constraints — we'll recommend one honestly, even if it's the cheaper option.

// IS THIS FOR YOU?

UI / UX Design is a good fit if...

  • Products with high drop-off or confusing user flows.
  • Startups designing a product for the first time.
  • Teams that need developer-ready screens, not just concepts.
  • Businesses preparing to pitch investors or stakeholders with a polished prototype.
// NEXT STEP

Not sure exactly what you need yet?

That's normal — most projects start with a rough idea, not a full spec. Share the goal and we'll shape the scope with you, combining UI / UX Design with any other capability your project needs.

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// QUESTIONS

Before you reach out.

01Do you design in Figma?

Yes, Figma is our standard tool, and files are shared with you so your team or future developers can access them directly.

02Can you redesign only part of an existing product?

Yes. We regularly work inside an existing design system to redesign specific flows or screens without touching the rest of the product.

03Does UI/UX design include development?

Design and development are scoped separately but frequently combined in one project — see Website, Mobile App or Custom Software Development.

// UI / UX DESIGN

Ready to scope your ui / ux design project?

Tell us what success looks like. We'll recommend the right combination of services and prepare a custom proposal — no forced packages.