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UI/UX & Product Design
Screen design and user experience
Screen design and user experience
- 01User needsNew
- 02Structure and flowsIn progress
- 03WireframesReady
- 04Design and prototypeScheduled
- 05Shared componentsDone
What it is
Product design defines how a system looks and how people use it. UI concerns screens and visual elements; UX concerns the steps users follow to complete a task clearly.
When you need it
When you are starting a new product or users encounter difficulties with an existing website or application.
What you receive
User flows, screen designs and a development-ready prototype, depending on the project stage.
Features
From need to function.
- 01
User needs
Defining roles, goals and difficulties people encounter.
- 02
Structure and flows
Organising pages, navigation and the steps of key actions.
- 03
Wireframes
Arranging content and functions before developing visual details.
- 04
Design and prototype
Detailed screens and a clickable model for testing the idea.
- 05
Shared components
Consistent buttons, forms and visual rules throughout the product.
An example in practice.
Illustrative example
Before building a booking app, a prototype of its main screens is tested. The team evaluates service selection, scheduling and confirmation, making changes during the design stage.
Where we start
Users, product goals, brand identity and the steps that need to feel easy.