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UX UI design & prototyping services

We shape digital experiences from discovery and wireframes through interactive prototypes and polished UI — so you can test ideas early and hand off designs developers can implement with confidence.

Using Figma we deliver responsive layouts, design systems, light and dark themes, and clickable prototypes for web and mobile — with usability review and support during development when you need a single partner from design to build.

Our process

How we design experiences, step by step

01 — Discovery & requirements

We learn who uses the product, what they need to accomplish, and where current experiences fall short — grounding design in real goals, not assumptions.

  • Stakeholder interviews and problem framing
  • User personas and key task prioritisation
  • Success metrics and constraints captured

02 — UX research (when needed)

For larger products we add lightweight research: competitor review, heuristic evaluation, or informal user feedback to validate direction before heavy design work.

  • Competitive and pattern benchmarking
  • Existing analytics or support ticket themes
  • Findings summarized for design decisions

03 — Wireframing

Low-fidelity wireframes define layout, hierarchy, and flows across breakpoints — fast to change and ideal for aligning teams before visual design.

  • Screen maps and user flow diagrams
  • Greyscale layouts for mobile, tablet, and desktop
  • Iteration until flows are approved

04 — Interactive prototyping

Clickable prototypes in Figma simulate navigation and key interactions so stakeholders and users can experience the product before development starts.

  • Linked screens with realistic transitions
  • Testable flows for onboarding, checkout, or core tasks
  • Feedback rounds documented and applied

05 — UI design

High-fidelity UI applies colour, typography, imagery, and components — including light and dark themes and states for hover, error, and empty content.

  • Pixel-accurate screens aligned with your brand
  • Responsive layouts for all target breakpoints
  • Accessible contrast and touch target sizing

06 — Design system & components

Reusable components, tokens, and documentation keep new screens consistent and speed up handoff to developers building in React or Next.js.

  • Buttons, forms, navigation, and layout patterns
  • Spacing, colour, and type scales as tokens
  • Usage notes for designers and engineers

07 — Developer handoff

We package specs developers need: measurements, assets, interaction notes, and Figma dev mode links so implementation matches the design intent.

  • Exported icons and images at correct resolutions
  • Redlines and behaviour notes for complex UI
  • Alignment sessions with the build team

08 — Usability review & refinement

Before or after build, we walk through flows for clarity, accessibility, and consistency — adjusting designs based on findings.

  • Heuristic evaluation against UX best practices
  • Keyboard and screen-reader considerations
  • Revised screens where gaps are found

09 — Design support during build

Questions arise during development. We stay available to clarify specs, provide updated assets, and review implemented UI against designs.

  • QA of built UI against Figma references
  • Quick design tweaks for edge cases
  • Optional ongoing design partnership

What you get

Features & delivery scope

Prototype before you build

Validate ideas with clickable prototypes — cheaper and faster than changing production code when flows or copy need adjustment.

  • Figma prototypes for web and mobile dimensions
  • Shareable links for stakeholders and test participants
  • Version history as concepts evolve

Responsive & inclusive design

Interfaces are designed for real devices and diverse users — readable type, sufficient contrast, and layouts that work from phone to desktop.

  • Mobile-first wireframes and UI
  • Light and dark mode design kits
  • WCAG-oriented contrast and focus patterns

Ready for development

Design deliverables map cleanly to React, Next.js, or React Native implementation — reducing guesswork and rework during sprints.

  • Component-based Figma libraries
  • Consistent naming with engineering conventions
  • Optional pairing with our development services

Tools & deliverables

What we work with

Design tools

Figma
FigJam
Interactive prototypes
Auto Layout
Components & variants
Dev Mode handoff
Design tokens
Icon systems

UX methods

User flows
Wireframes
Usability heuristics
Stakeholder workshops
A/B-ready layouts
Content hierarchy
Microcopy guidance
Accessibility review

Deliverables

UI kits
Clickable prototypes
Style guides
Responsive specs
Exportable assets
Documentation
Light / dark themes
Handoff to React teams

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