Information Architecture & Wireframing
- Structured user flows and content hierarchy for effortless navigation.
- Low/high-fidelity wireframes to visualise layout, interactions and feedback early.
Design users understand the first time.
UI/UX Design
Human-centred design that users understand the first time. We start with research and task analysis, translate insights into flows and information architecture, then iterate from wireframes to high-fidelity UI. Prototypes are validated with real users, and final designs ship with tokens, components and dev-ready specs. Accessibility (WCAG 2.1) and responsive behaviour are considered from day one.
What you get
- Research notes & proto-personas
- User flows, wireframes & clickable prototypes
- High-fidelity designs (Figma)
- Design system tokens & components
- Dev-ready specs and assets
What we build in practice
The stack and approach that keep your product fast, secure and maintainable.
Visual Design & Branding
- Brand-aligned, visually consistent interfaces—colour, type, components and states.
- Cohesive experiences across touchpoints with a shared design language.
Prototyping & Usability Testing
- Clickable prototypes that simulate real tasks for stakeholders and users.
- Iterative testing with findings, prioritised fixes and measurable improvements.
Responsive & Cross-Platform Optimisation
- Consistent, accessible experiences from desktop to mobile (WCAG 2.1 AA).
- Performance-minded UI, adaptive layouts and component variants.
How we deliver
Small steps, weekly demos, predictable delivery.
Discover
Interviews, goals, tasks and constraints.
Define
Flows, information architecture and scope.
Design
Wireframes → polished UI with variants and states.
Validate
Prototype testing and refinements.
Handover
Specs, tokens and assets for development.
FAQs
Yes—Figma is our default for wireframes, components and prototypes. We can adapt to Sketch/Adobe XD when required.
Yes. From quick hallway tests to structured sessions with scripts and success metrics. We document findings and prioritise fixes.
Design tokens, component specs, redlines and asset exports—plus a shared Figma library and a brief dev walkthrough to reduce ambiguity.
We aim for WCAG 2.1 AA. We consider contrast, focus states, semantics, keyboard flows and provide accessibility notes with the specs.