UI/UX Design

UX is deciding what the screens should be and in what order — research, journey maps, information architecture, wireframes. UI is how those screens look and feel — type, colour, spacing, motion, states. We do both, and we do them in that order, because a beautiful interface to the wrong flow is expensive decoration.

We research. Interviews with your real users, a review of your analytics and support tickets, and usability testing on the prototype before anything gets built. It is the cheapest possible moment to discover you were wrong.

Yes — we hand over a Figma file with a real component library, defined tokens for colour, type and spacing, every interactive state, and responsive behaviour specified. We are engineers too, so we do not design things that cannot be built.

Yes. We usually run a UX audit first, prioritise fixes by impact against effort, and roll changes out in phases so your existing users are never dropped into an unfamiliar product overnight.

For any product beyond a handful of screens, yes — and we strongly recommend it. A design system is what stops your product drifting into twelve slightly different button styles by month six.