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Product & Experience Design

Good design is not a beautiful screenshot; it is the user finishing their task in fewer steps. We judge an interface by measurable task success, not aesthetics.

What we build

Design system

Component library, typographic and colour scales, state and spacing rules — a system that maps one-to-one onto code and lets different internal teams speak the same language.

UX research

User interviews, usability testing of the current interface and task success measurement. Design decisions rest on observation, not assumption.

Accessibility

Contrast, keyboard navigation, screen reader support and motion sensitivity against WCAG criteria — increasingly mandatory in public sector and enterprise work.

Technical SEO & performance

Page architecture, structured data, multi-language hreflang setup and Core Web Vitals targets. The search impact of design decisions is calculated while they are still decisions.

How we work

We do not treat design as a phase separate from engineering. Components are designed to become code directly, so there is no gap between the design and the shipped interface. After launch we look at real usage data and plan improvement rounds.

  • 01Usability and accessibility audit of the current interface
  • 02Early validation through a clickable prototype
  • 03A component library that maps directly onto code
  • 04Post-launch measurement and an improvement round

Technologies we use

Technology choices follow the lifespan of the product, the size of your team and the cost of maintaining it.

  • Figma
  • Next.js
  • React
  • TypeScript

What you receive

  • Design system and component library
  • Clickable prototype and flow documentation
  • Accessibility audit report
  • Technical SEO configuration and structured data
  • Core Web Vitals measurement report
  • Brand usage guide

Frequently asked questions

01

Can you work with our existing corporate identity?

Yes. If you have brand guidelines we carry them into the digital medium; if not, we build the minimum system digital work requires. Moving from print identity to digital usually means reworking type scales and contrast ratios.

02

Do we need accessibility?

If you work with public institutions or sell into the European market, it is increasingly mandatory. Beyond compliance, accessible interfaces also work better for keyboard power users and people on poor connections.

03

Can design and development be bought separately?

They can, though projects where another team builds the design commonly end up with implementation drift. To reduce that risk we hand over design together with a component library and behaviour documentation.

Let's talk about your project.

The first conversation is led by the engineering team that would build it. We work through the technical approach and an indicative timeline together.