Product Design & User Experience (UI/UX)

Design intuitive, high‑performance digital products from discovery to delivery—research, UX, UI, prototyping, and design systems.

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Design that ships. We pair deep UX research with engineering‑ready UI so teams can move from insight to implementation quickly.

Focus areas

  • Onboarding and activation flows.
  • Complex data interfaces and dashboards.
  • Design systems and component libraries.
  • Accessibility and internationalization.

Deliverables

  • Discovery Pack: research plan, personas, JTBD, opportunity tree.
  • Service & Task Flows with edge cases documented.
  • Prototypes (low → high fidelity) tested with real users.
  • Design System with tokens, components, usage rules.
  • Handoff Kit (specs, assets, acceptance criteria).

Process

  1. Discover — align outcomes and constraints.
  2. Define — jobs, journeys, and success metrics.
  3. Design — sketches to interactive prototypes.
  4. Validate — usability tests and analytics review.
  5. Deliver — engineering-ready specs and pairing.

“The biggest problem in communication is the illusion that it has taken place.”
— Deming, channeling G.B. Shaw

Design isn't just about how it looks, or even how it works. It's about what it enables. A good interface removes ambiguity. A great one removes friction you didn’t even know was there.

This is why we start with user jobs, not screens. Because when you design for the underlying task, not just the interface, you avoid building pretty wrappers around broken processes.

Behavioral insight matters too. A progress bar might double onboarding rates—not because users need it, but because humans need momentum. Sometimes, the best UX decision is a psychological one. As Rory Sutherland would put it, perceived progress beats actual complexity.

Example outcome (anonymized)

A data-heavy admin console was redesigned around task flows and progressive disclosure, cutting time‑to‑complete by 41% and support tickets by 22%.

FAQs

Do you work in Figma? Yes, with tokens ready for code.
Can you build the components? See Front‑End Engineering & Architecture.
How do you ensure accessibility? WCAG 2.2 AA audits, keyboard-first testing, color contrast, and screen reader checks.

Get started

We’ll review your current product and propose a 6–10 week plan with milestones and success metrics.

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