10 / UX/UI DESIGN

UX/UI design for websites and web applications

Research, flows, prototypes and a design system your development team can use.

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WHO IT IS FOR

For teams with their own developers that need product design, or businesses improving an existing website or application.

OUR APPROACH

Define the outcome, scope and acceptance criteria before choosing technology, so the investment solves a real problem and remains maintainable.

PROBLEM

Problems to solve before adding another tool.

People cannot complete important tasks
Screens are inconsistent
Developers have to infer behaviour and states
Every design change takes too long

OUTCOME

What the project should make better.

Testable user journeys and information hierarchy
Responsive prototypes before development
Reusable interface components and states
Clear developer handoff

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USE CASES

Useful scopes shaped around the work.

Website UX

Make services, proof and enquiry paths easier to evaluate.

Web App UX

Design workflows, roles and error states for daily operations.

Product Redesign

Prioritise fixes using evidence from current usage.

Design System

Keep new screens consistent through reusable components.

DESIGN PROCESS

From user needs to development-ready screens

Design flows and states around user tasks, test prototypes where needed, and hand off components and responsive rules to developers.

Inputs

User goals
Current journey
Constraints

System & outcomes

Flows & prototype
UI components
Developer handoff

DELIVERABLES

Deliverables that can be accepted and operated.

Discovery and testable assumptions

Information architecture and user flows

Wireframes and interactive prototype

Responsive UI and design system

Handoff and developer review

SCOPE & INVESTMENT

Scoped around the work—not the service label.

Scope follows flows, roles, research, user testing and handoff detail. Design and development are separated in the proposal.

Flows and screens
Research and testing
User states and roles
Design-system scope

ACCEPTANCE & OPERATION

Acceptance and operating costs

Project acceptance criteria

Include empty, loading, error and success states
Review prototypes at target viewport sizes
Hand off component states and accessibility requirements

Ongoing costs to itemise in the proposal

Domain, hosting and the chosen CMS
Content, dependency and integration maintenance
Monitoring, backups and scoped support

Test coverage and operating responsibilities are agreed for the project before work begins.

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From scope to acceptance and handover

01 /

Understand

Discuss goals, audiences and constraints to define a useful scope.

02 /

Design

Make structure and interactions clear before development begins.

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Build & test

Develop the system and test critical journeys across real devices.

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Launch & support

Launch, share documentation and use evidence to guide improvements.

Agree test cases, reviewers, account ownership and support before work. Test critical journeys with approved data before launch.

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FAQ

Questions before the work begins.

Can you design without building the website?

Yes. We can deliver UX/UI and handoff files for your development team, with components, responsive rules and review rounds agreed upfront.

Do we need user testing?

For critical flows or uncertain assumptions, testing a prototype with representative users reduces the risk of building the wrong experience.

What files do you hand over?

The agreed package can include flows, wireframes, prototypes, UI screens, components, states and implementation notes.

NEXT STEP

Have a problem worth scoping clearly?

Share the context, outcome and systems involved. We will help identify the questions to answer before investing.

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