Structure & user journeys
Understand what users need, organize the information, and map the important interactions before polishing the interface.
- User flows and navigation
- Information architecture
- Wireframes for key screens
Design that survivescontact with the build.
Make the experience easier to understand and the presentation unmistakably yours. We work through the structure, the interactions, and the visual direction before the build.
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When design is the next step
A good-looking screen is only the beginning.
Design should help someone complete a task and understand the business behind it. We connect user journeys with a visual language that can carry through the whole experience.
- A new product needs a clear flow before development.
- An existing interface feels inconsistent or difficult to use.
- Your digital presence needs a more coherent visual direction.
Design deliverables
What the design
stage covers.
Interfaces & prototypes
Turn the structure into screens you can review. Work through responsive behaviour and the states that appear during real use.
- Figma layouts and interactive prototypes
- Web and mobile interface design
- Form, empty, loading, and error states
Visual direction & handover
Bring typography, colour, and reusable interface patterns into a consistent direction that developers can implement.
- Digital brand direction
- Reusable components and visual rules
- Development-ready design handover
The design approach / Illustrative study
Structure before
decoration.
A wireframe helps agree what belongs on the screen. The visual direction adds hierarchy, rhythm, and character. A prototype lets you review how those decisions work together before development.
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How the design
gets decided.
Understand
Agree the audience, task, and design problem.
Structure
Map the journey and review wireframes.
Explore
Develop the visual direction and interactive prototype.
Handover
Prepare the components and details needed for the build.
Working with a designer
Questions about
the design stage.
More on costs, timelines, and working together in our project FAQs.
Can you design an interface without developing it?
Yes. The scope can focus on user flows, wireframes, Figma layouts, and prototypes, with a handover for your own development team.
Can you work with our existing brand?
Yes. Existing brand guidelines and assets can guide the design. We can also identify where digital typography, colour use, or interface patterns need more definition.
How do we review the design?
We agree review points for the structure, visual direction, and key interactions. Prototypes help make the discussion concrete before layouts are handed over for development.
Start a design discussion
Start with the screens
that need the most work.
A link to the current screens, or a description of the idea, gives the design discussion a starting point. Include the part people find difficult to use.
Discuss the design brief