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UX / UI design

Thoughtful interfaces.

Clear user journeys before the first lines of code.

We organise information and design screens around the actions your users need to take. A prototype helps you discuss decisions and review journeys before development begins.

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Start with your business

Every screen has a purpose.

Useful design starts with actions: understanding an offer, finding information, completing a record or placing an order. We organise content and screens around these goals. Visual direction gives a product its identity; journey design gives it structure.

We also work on less visible states: loading, no data, errors and confirmation. A prototype lets you discuss how screens connect before investing in development. Decisions are handed over in a form the team building the interface can use.

FROM JOURNEY TO INTERFACE

Make ideas tangible.

Priority journeys

Identification of users, goals and required screens.

Mock-ups & prototype

Screen design and a demonstration of the main flows.

Interface guidelines

Components, typography and behaviour to guide development.

These deliverables provide a starting point for discussion. The final scope and acceptance criteria are agreed before work begins.

Where design begins.

Design a new product

Turn an idea into journeys and screens you can discuss. We define priority actions, then a structure and visual direction suited to users and your brand.

Simplify a journey

Revisit navigation, a form or a sequence that causes uncertainty. Reviewing screens and available feedback helps identify useful changes.

Unify your interfaces

Give buttons, fields, headings and messages shared rules. Components make screens consistent and help the product evolve.

HOW WE WORK

From scope to handover.

  1. 01

    Connect goals and journeys

    We identify users and the tasks they need to complete. Content, technical constraints and available feedback shape initial journeys and help select those to prototype.

  2. 02

    Give the screens their form

    Screen structure comes before visual treatment. You review hierarchy, navigation and main interactions; typography, colours and components then define the identity.

  3. 03

    Prepare implementation

    The prototype and interface guidelines are reviewed with the people building the product. Behaviour, variants and responsive layouts are specified in the agreed deliverables.

BUDGET REFERENCE

A clear scope from the start.

€600ex VAT / day

Work estimated at €600 excluding VAT per production day, after scoping.

Production days are a workload estimate, not a calendar delivery deadline. Third-party subscriptions and fees are identified separately.

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BEFORE WE TALK

What helps us get started.

  • Users and their priority actions
  • Your identity, content and existing screens
  • User feedback already collected
  • Development constraints and the team involved

A visual reference helps discuss intentions. We translate it into choices specific to your business and its users.

Let’s discuss your needs

IN PRACTICE

Real projects. Real uses.

YOUR QUESTIONS

Before we start.

Budget, scope, timing and handover: these answers help you prepare your project. For a question specific to your business, let’s talk directly.

Let’s discuss your needs
Can the design follow our existing identity?

Yes. We start with your existing brand guidelines, content and materials.

Is a prototype a finished application?

A prototype is used to review journeys. It does not replace development of working features and integrations.

How do you estimate design work?

At €600 excluding VAT per day, based on the journeys, screens and review rounds agreed before the work begins.

Can you handle design without development?

Yes. The scope can cover journeys, mock-ups, a prototype and interface guidelines. Handover formats are agreed with the team responsible for development.

Can you improve just a few screens?

We can start with a targeted journey, such as sign-up or handling a request. Adjacent screens and shared components are reviewed to maintain consistency with the rest of the product.

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