Interface design and design systems
UI/UX Design & Design Systems
UI/UX & Systems
Research-led UX, crisp interface design and token-driven design systems that keep every screen consistent as your product grows.
What’s included
UX research
Interviews, audits and analytics to learn what users need and where they get stuck.
Wireframes
Simple layouts to agree on structure and flows before investing in visual design.
Design tokens
Colours, type and spacing defined once and shared by design and code.
Component libraries
Reusable, documented components that keep every screen consistent.
How we approach it
Good interfaces start with the people who use them. We research, map the journeys that matter and test wireframes and prototypes before a single screen is polished.
What you get is more than a set of mockups: a design system of tokens and components that design and code share, so new screens stay consistent as the product grows.
How a project runs
- 01
Discover
Workshops, audits and research to pin down goals, audiences and what success looks like.
- 02
Design
Wireframes, interface design and a token-based system, prototyped and tested before production code.
- 03
Build
Engineering on Next.js and a headless CMS, reviewed together on a live staging link.
- 04
Launch
Performance, accessibility and SEO checks, then a careful release with analytics in place.
- 05
Scale
Monitoring, iteration and new features over time, so the product keeps improving after launch.
Questions about UI/UX & Systems
What is a design system?
A shared library of design tokens (colours, type, spacing) and ready-made components. Designers and developers use the same building blocks, so every new screen matches the rest of the product.
Do you test designs before development starts?
Yes. Wireframes and prototypes are reviewed and tested before production code is written, when changes are cheapest.
Do you also build what you design?
Yes. Design and engineering happen in the same studio, so the design system becomes real components in code.
Have a project in mind?
Tell us what you're building and when you need it. We'll come back with how we'd approach the UI/UX side, and everything around it.