Research and flows
Task mapping with the people who will use it, turned into flows before anything is styled.
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We design interfaces for websites, mobile apps and the internal software nobody outside your company will ever see. The internal work matters most.
A public website that converts poorly loses enquiries you can count. An internal screen that takes four seconds longer than it should loses those seconds several hundred times a day, and nobody logs it anywhere.
We start by watching the task. For an operations tool that means sitting with the people who do the job and mapping what they touch and in what order, including the workarounds they have invented. For a public site it means the enquiry path and what a visitor needs before they will fill in a form.
Task mapping with the people who will use it, turned into flows before anything is styled.
Structure agreed on greyscale layouts, so the debate about colour comes after the debate about content.
Type scale, colour, spacing and components, so screen twenty looks like screen one.
Figma files with named components, states, responsive rules and spacing tokens.
Most requests are redesigns of something that already exists. We audit the current product first: where users drop out, which screens generate support tickets, and what analytics say about the paths people actually take.
We design to WCAG AA throughout, covering contrast ratios, focus states, touch target sizes and layouts that survive text scaling. That is a legal requirement for many UK and Australian organisations and a straightforward improvement for everyone else.
Four stages, with something you can look at after each one.
Time with the people who will use it, watching the current task rather than asking them to describe it.
Flows and wireframes, reviewed and agreed before any visual design starts.
Visual language and a component set, assembled into a system rather than a folder of screens.
Prototypes in front of real users where budget allows, then developer-ready files.
Yes. We deliver design-only projects and hand the files to your own development team.
Yes, Figma for interface work, with prototypes for review and testing.
By project against a defined screen count, or monthly for continuing product work.
Yes. If you have a brand book we design within it. If you do not, our branding service covers that first.
Send a screenshot of the interface that generates the most complaints. We will tell you what is wrong with it.