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Product & UX research
Interviews, competitor teardowns and analytics review, so the first wireframe answers a question we have evidence for rather than one we assumed.
UI/UX design
Design that earns the click —
and keeps it.
We research the people who will actually use the thing, design the journey they need, and hand engineering a system precise enough to build from.
What it covers
The work,
itemised.
We turn complex products into intuitive journeys through research, product thinking, interface design, and rigorous prototyping.
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Information architecture
Structure, naming and navigation decided before any screen is styled — the layer that decides whether people find what they came for.
03
Interface design
Web and mobile screens designed to the pixel, in a type and colour system that holds up across every state, breakpoint and edge case.
04
Design systems
Components, tokens and usage rules documented so the tenth screen costs a fraction of the first and stays consistent when someone else builds it.
05
Usability testing
Prototypes put in front of real users before the build starts, when changing a flow costs an afternoon instead of a sprint.
How we work
Four steps, and
you see all of them.
01
Understand
We map the business goal, the audience and the constraints, then agree what success looks like in numbers.
02
Structure
Flows, sitemap and wireframes. Everything argued out in grey boxes while it is still cheap to change.
03
Design
Visual direction, then full screens and the system behind them, reviewed with you at each milestone.
04
Validate and hand over
Prototype testing, then a build-ready file with specs, states and assets that engineering can work from without guessing.
Selected work
Proof, not promises.
Projects where this discipline did the heavy lifting.
Questions we get asked
The things you’d ask
on the first call.
How long does a UI/UX project take?
A focused product or website design runs six to ten weeks from kick-off to handover. Research depth and the number of unique screens move that more than anything else, and we give you a fixed range after a scoping call rather than a number before one.
Do you design in Figma?
Yes. You get the working file, not a flattened export — components, variables and prototype links included — so your team can keep building in it after the engagement ends.
Can you work with our existing brand guidelines?
Often, yes. If the guidelines cover digital properly we design inside them. If they were written for print, we will tell you where they break on screen and propose the smallest set of additions that fixes it.
Do you build what you design?
We can. Our software development team builds from our own design files regularly, which removes the handover gap entirely. If you have in-house engineers we hand over to them instead and stay available through the build.
Works well with
These lines are rarely bought alone, and they are never run by separate teams here.
This line leads in every sector we work in.See the sector pages
UI/UX design — let's talk
Bring us the work that has to land.
Tell us what you're building, changing, or trying to solve. We'll bring a clear next step.