UI/UX design
Design people can actually use.
Research, wireframes, prototypes and a design system — the work that happens before a line of code, so we build the right thing once.
Recent design work
Four products. Real screens, not mood boards.
Designed in Figma and built by the same Tampa team. Two of the four are live on the App Store today.
What’s included
User research & persona development
Wireframes & interactive prototypes
Visual design & UI kit
Interaction design & micro-interactions
Responsive layouts for every screen size
Accessibility audits & assistive-tech testing
Usability testing with real users
Style guide & design system handover
Our design approach
01
Scope & user journey
We define the product’s vision and write a brief. Working sessions refine the value proposition and map the user journey, so we finish with clear user stories and a roadmap rather than a mood board.
02
Design brief & concepts
We translate that into design concepts and iterate with you directly, so the direction is agreed before anyone builds screens at scale.
03
Core screens, then every screen
We design the essential screens first so you can see and approve the real thing. Once those land, we extend the system across the whole product.
What would your project cost?
A ballpark in ten seconds. An exact quote after one short call.
What are you building?
How big is it?
Extras
Common questions
How much does design cost?
A standalone design sprint runs $3k–$6k. Full product design is normally scoped inside the build estimate rather than billed separately — the estimator on this page gives you the range in about ten seconds.
How long does design take?
A design sprint is one to two weeks. Full product design usually runs three to six weeks depending on how many screens and flows exist, and it overlaps with the build rather than blocking it.
Can you do design only, without building it?
Yes. Plenty of clients bring us in for research, prototypes and a design system, then build in-house or with their own team. You get the files and the documentation either way.
What do you need from us to start?
An idea and about an hour. You do not need a spec or wireframes — producing those is the work. If you already have designs, a half-built product or an existing brand, bring them and we will tell you honestly what is worth keeping.
Do we get the design files?
Yes, in full — the working files, the UI kit and the style guide, in your own accounts. Not a flattened export, and not held back as leverage for the build contract.
Do you actually test for accessibility?
We audit against accessibility standards and test with assistive technology rather than ticking a box at the end. Colour contrast, focus order and screen-reader labelling are design decisions, so they get made during design, not retrofitted.
Who owns the design?
You do. Full IP transfer, your files, your accounts. We make that promise because we have rescued clients from the opposite.