UI/UX Design
Interface design that smooths the user's path — good-looking, and built to get the target action completed.
Users drop out at the last step
Traffic arrives, people browse, but they don't complete the order or fill the form. The cause usually isn't an 'ugly' design: there are too many steps, the button isn't visible, the form is long, and on mobile elements collide. UI/UX work is precisely about finding those obstacles and removing them.
Who it's for
- Sites with traffic but weak conversion
- Teams preparing a new product or dashboard
- Services hearing 'it's hard to use' from customers
- Businesses with a problematic mobile version
What's included
User flow
The path from entry point to target action as a diagram — that's where the redundant step becomes visible.
Wireframes
Colourless structural layouts: what sits where and why, with no visual decoration hiding the decision.
Interface design
Final screen design: typography, colour, spacing and button states (default, hover, active, disabled).
Component library
Reusable elements in one place — a new page doesn't need designing from scratch.
Mobile versions
Each key screen gets its own phone layout rather than being shrunk down.
Accessibility check
Contrast, text size, tap targets and keyboard navigation — the interface works for everyone.
How we work
Goal and obstacles
The target action is defined; if a product exists, we review its analytics and complaints.
Flow and structure
The path is shortened, redundant steps removed, and wireframes agreed.
Visual design
The interface is designed within the brand system and components are built.
Review and revision
Layouts are tested with real content — long names and multi-line text, not an empty template.
Handover to development
Delivered with notes on sizes, spacing and element behaviour.
What you get
- The target action completed in fewer steps
- An interface that works equally well on mobile and desktop
- A component system for building new pages quickly
- Layouts a developer doesn't need explained
- A solution checked for accessibility
Pricing
The price depends on the number of screens, the product's complexity and the size of the component system. Targeted improvements to an existing site, based on an audit, cost less than a full redesign.
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