We map how people actually complete tasks in your product, then translate that into wireframes, high-fidelity screens, clickable prototypes, and design systems your developers can implement in React, WordPress, Shopify, or mobile — or we stay on as the build team.
When navigation hides the one action users came for, or checkout adds steps “for branding,” the cost shows up in support queues and analytics — not in a design critique. We work from tasks: what someone is trying to finish, what they need to see at each step, and where they bail when the UI is ambiguous.
Representative work on our portfolio includes patient portal journeys, fashion ecommerce browse-to-cart paths, and fitness app onboarding — each scoped as flows first, pixels second. Handoff packages include spacing, component behavior notes, and responsive frames so your team — or our Web & SaaS and Mobile engineers — is not guessing intent from a single desktop mockup.
Figma systems, interactive prototypes, and specs that survive contact with production code.
Written milestones, staging you can share, and production on AWS when you need certified cloud delivery — without a second vendor in the middle.
Five workstreams you can buy alone or chain into a full product definition.
We document primary and secondary journeys — signup, purchase, booking, settings — with decision points, permissions, and offline/error paths. Output: FigJam maps and annotated flow diagrams tied to analytics or support tickets when you share them.
Gray-scale layouts for fast iteration, then linked prototypes with realistic copy and micro-interactions. Stakeholders test flows on their phones before sprint planning commits to build order.
Brand-aligned screens at mobile, tablet, and desktop breakpoints. We check contrast for WCAG AA on type and controls, specify focus order for keyboard users, and call out where marketing imagery vs. system icons belong.
Reusable Figma components with variants (size, state, density) and exported tokens for dev. New features stay visually consistent without redesigning buttons every sprint.
Structured review of an live product: heuristics, funnel drop-offs, and accessibility gaps ranked by severity. You get a fix roadmap — sometimes one checkout or onboarding flow — not a vague “make it modern.”
Inspect-ready Figma, export guidelines, and a walkthrough with engineering. When you engage us for build, designers join standups through launch to catch spacing, state, and regression issues early.
A four-step rhythm that protects budget: structure before polish, polish before handoff.
Goals, users, constraints, and existing brand assets. We review analytics, support themes, or competitor patterns you care about — then freeze scope for this phase in writing.
Navigation and screen skeletons for approval. Changes here are cheap; we resist jumping to final UI until flows survive a stakeholder walkthrough.
High-fidelity screens, component updates, and a clickable prototype. Optional user tests inform one consolidated revision round per milestone.
Organized Figma files, token summary, and live handoff meeting. If we build, design QA continues through staging sign-off; if you build, we remain available for clarification hours.
Design outputs match the stack you will ship on — not abstract Dribbble frames.
From a two-week audit to design-through-launch with engineering on the same squad.
One product area — onboarding, checkout, dashboard module — from flows to dev-ready UI.
Designers and engineers share milestones; handoff is continuous, not a file dump at the end.
Diagnose friction in a live app or site; deliver ranked fixes with optional redesign of top issues.
What product and marketing leads ask before approving design budget.
