UI/UX Design Agency for Web and Mobile Products
We design web and mobile products that people understand on the first try — starting from the jobs your users need to get done, not from a mood board. Every screen sits on a design system, so the product stays consistent as it grows and developers can build it quickly.
At a glance
- User interviews before any screen
- A design system, not one-off screens
- Prototypes tested with real users
- Files handed over ready for developers
From screens that confuse people to a product they understand.
Users get lost
Sign-ups stall, support tickets pile up and people ask how to do things the interface should have made obvious.
Every screen looks a little different
Buttons, spacing and colours drift from page to page because there is no shared system — so the product feels unfinished and every new screen is designed from scratch.
Designs that can't be built
Beautiful mockups arrive without states, edge cases or responsive rules, and developers fill in the gaps by guessing.
Flows based on evidence
We map what users are trying to do, test the riskiest flows with clickable prototypes and fix the confusion before code is written.
One consistent system
Tokens, components and patterns documented in Figma and matched in code — new screens are assembled, not reinvented.
Handover developers love
Every component ships with its states, responsive behaviour and accessibility notes, so what gets built is what was designed.
UI/UX Design services.
Design for new products and for products that already have users. We work alongside our own engineers or hand over to your team.
User research & discovery
Interviews, analytics review and competitor teardown to find what users actually struggle with and what the business needs from them.
User flows & wireframes
The structure of the product — screens, steps and decisions — agreed in low fidelity, where changes are cheap.
UI design for web & mobile
Polished interfaces for websites, web apps, iOS and Android, following each platform's conventions where it matters.
Clickable prototypes & testing
Interactive prototypes you can put in front of real users and stakeholders to validate the idea before it is built.
Design systems
Colour, type and spacing tokens plus a reusable component library in Figma, mirrored in code for a single source of truth.
UX audits & redesigns
A structured review of an existing product — usability, accessibility and conversion issues ranked by impact, then fixed in priority order.
How we deliver UI/UX Design.
A design engagement moves from understanding to evidence to a system. A focused product design project typically takes 3–8 weeks, depending on the number of flows.
- 01
Discover
Week 1Stakeholder interviews, user research and an audit of what exists today. We agree on the users, the jobs they need done and how success will be measured.
- Research summary
- User journeys
- Success metrics
- 02
Structure
Week 1 — 2Information architecture and user flows, then wireframes for the key screens. This is where we argue about structure, not colours.
- Sitemap / app map
- User flows
- Wireframes
- 03
Design
Week 2 — 5Visual design on top of a design system: tokens, components and key screens for every breakpoint and platform you need.
- Design system
- High-fidelity screens
- Responsive rules
- 04
Validate
Week 4 — 6Clickable prototypes tested with real users. We fix what confuses people and re-test the flows that matter most.
- Clickable prototype
- Usability findings
- Revised designs
- 05
Handover
Week 6 — 8Developer-ready files with states, edge cases and accessibility notes — and design support while the product is being built.
- Dev-ready Figma
- Component specs
- Build support
The stack we use.
Tools chosen so design and code stay in sync — the same components exist in Figma and in the product.
Figma
design, prototyping and the shared component library
React
design-system components built once, reused everywhere
Tailwind CSS
design tokens that map one-to-one into code
Flutter
pixel-accurate mobile UI on iOS and Android
Next.js
fast, accessible web front-ends for the finished design
Storybook
a living catalogue of every component and state
Maze
unmoderated usability tests on real prototypes
WCAG 2.2
the accessibility standard every screen is checked against
Pricing design work, three ways.
A redesign or a new product's first flows can be fixed. Products that ship every sprint need design every sprint.
Redesigns and new products
Fixed scope
Research, flows and screens for an agreed scope at a fixed price, ending with a full handover.
Product teams shipping often
Dedicated team
A designer working in your sprints each month, ahead of the developers.
Design systems in use
Retainer
New components, accessibility fixes and design reviews from a monthly block of hours.
Compare UI/UX Design pricing with our other services: engagement and pricing.
UI/UX Design: common questions
What does a UI/UX design agency do?
A UI/UX design agency works out how a product should work (UX — flows, structure, usability) and how it should look (UI — layout, typography, components). The result is a tested design that developers can build without guessing, and that users can understand without help.
Can you design without building the product?
Yes. We can deliver research, prototypes and a developer-ready design system for your own team to build. Many clients also have us build it, which removes the hand-off between design and engineering entirely.
Do you redesign existing products?
Yes. We start with a UX audit to find what is costing you users or conversions, fix the highest-impact issues first, and introduce a design system gradually so the product improves without a risky big-bang relaunch.
How do you make designs accessible?
We design to WCAG 2.2 AA: sufficient colour contrast, visible focus states, readable type sizes, clear labels and layouts that work with a keyboard and screen readers. Accessibility notes are part of every component handover.
What will we receive at the end?
Figma files with the design system, every screen at every breakpoint, a clickable prototype, component specifications with their states, and the research findings that shaped the decisions. You own all of it.
How long does a design project take?
A focused design for a new product or a major flow typically takes 3–8 weeks. A UX audit with prioritised recommendations can be done in one to two weeks. We give you a fixed timeline after the first conversation.
Often combined with.
Users getting lost? Let's find out where.
Share the product or the idea. We'll suggest what to research first and how long a redesign would take.