UI/UX design for websites, apps and work dashboards.
We research how people use your product, draw the flows and the interface in Figma and test with real users before anyone writes code.
UX means people reach what they are looking for without thinking about it. UI means the place looks right and is easy to read. A site can look good and still have no customers because nobody finds the order button.
We work on new products and on existing ones that lose users at a specific step. In the second case we start from data: where people give up, what they avoid, what they ask about on the phone.
What we deliver
- User and competitor analysis, with the findings on one page
- Page map and flows: where people come from and where we want them to go
- Wireframes in Figma, for phone and desktop
- A clickable prototype that you and your clients can try
- Final visual design: colours, typography, components, states
- A design system with reusable components and written rules
- Developer-ready files with sizes and behaviour
How we find out what works
We use simple, proven methods, chosen by budget.
- 30-minute interviews with 5 to 8 current or likely users
- Usability tests: a person tries a task, we watch where they stop
- Heuristic review of the existing product against Nielsen's 10 rules
- Card sorting for menus and categories
- Interaction maps with Microsoft Clarity or Hotjar where there is traffic
- A/B tests only when traffic is high enough for the result to count
Tools and standards
- Figma and FigJam for design and collaboration, with file access for you
- Design tokens (colours, spacing, typography) that carry into code
- Documented components with states: default, hover, focus, error, empty
- WCAG 2.2 level AA accessibility: contrast, keyboard, screen readers
- Light and dark themes when the product needs them
- Interface text (buttons, errors, empty states) written in plain language
What it costs
The price depends on the number of screens and how much research you need. A business site is included in the web design packages. For apps, work dashboards and product redesigns we work in stages, with a written price for each.
A good first stage is a usability audit: one or two weeks, with a report that says what loses users and what to fix first.
See all pricesHow a project runs
- Discovery: goals, users, what exists already
- Research and flows
- Wireframes and prototype
- Visual design and component system
- Handover to development and a check after implementation
Interfaces for products in any field
Usage rules change from one field to the next. A few examples of what we design:
Business software (SaaS)
Dense dashboards, filters, tables and user roles.
Fintech and insurance
Long forms, clear validation and trust at every step.
Healthcare
Booking, results, reminders, for people who are rushed or worried.
Online stores
Search, filters, product page, cart and checkout with no extra steps.
Internal tools (ERP, CRM)
Screens for teams who use them eight hours a day.
Logistics
Orders, statuses, maps and documents, on a phone in the field.
Education
Courses, progress, homework, accessible at any age.
Real estate
Search by criteria, comparison, viewing bookings.
Hospitality and tourism
Fast booking and ordering on a phone, in a few taps.
Institutions and NGOs
A lot of information, organised to be found fast and accessible.
Questions about UI/UX design
- What is the difference between UI and UX?
- UX is how the product works: the steps, the structure, how fast people reach what they want. UI is how it looks: colours, type, buttons, spacing. They need each other.
- Can I order design only, without development?
- Yes. You get the Figma files and documentation, and your team or another company builds it.
- How long does a UX project take?
- An audit takes one or two weeks. The full design of a small app takes a few weeks, depending on the number of screens. You get the timeline in writing.
- Do you redesign existing sites?
- Yes, and we start with what does not work: we look at how it is used now and fix the hardest parts first.
- Do you test with real users?
- Yes, when the project allows it. Even five people show the biggest problems. Testing is a step we propose, not a mandatory one.
- Do you work in Figma?
- Yes. You get access to the file and can comment directly on the screens.
- How much does a UX audit cost?
- It depends on the size of the product: how many screens and flows we review. You get the price in writing after we see the product, before we start.
Other services
Web design
Business websites with custom design, built for phones and for Google. Every page has one job: move the visitor toward a call, a booking or an order.
Web development
We turn the approved design into a fast, secure, easy-to-maintain site written in Next.js and React.
Custom software development
Business apps, APIs, integrations and automations built for how your company works, with tests and code handed over.
AI solutions for business
Document assistants, data extraction, automations and agents with human approval, implemented with measurement and in line with GDPR and the AI Act.
Online stores
Online stores with products, cart, card payment and courier delivery, built to sell and easy to manage.
Brand identity
Logo, colours, typography and usage rules, so your brand looks the same everywhere: on the site, on social media and on paper.
Digital content management and coordination
We look after what shows up about your business online: your Google Business Profile (formerly Google My Business), social accounts, posting calendar and replies to messages, in one monthly plan.
Mobile apps
iOS and Android apps designed for speed, ease of use and simple maintenance.
SEO
Technical audit, keyword research, content and a local profile, measured monthly in Google Search Console.
Maintenance and support
Security updates, backups, monitoring and small changes, in a monthly plan with everything it includes written in the quote.
Tell us what you are building.
Send a short brief and we will come back with a clear quote.